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Apple will bring back the blood oxygen measurement feature to some of its watch models via a software update after receiving approval from the US government amid a protracted legal dispute over the technology, it said on Thursday.

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"Lioness" star Genesis Rodriguez chats with Alexa about her preferred Apple watch, Chanel lipstick, Aesop fragrance, La Cabra coffee, Adidas Gazelle sneakers, and other favorites

A new Apple patent could lead to a future iOS update that allows you to unlock your phone using your heartbeat

Rick Shearman, an Australian body surfer, narrowly escaped being carried out to sea after using his Apple Watch to call emergency services

Veterinarians gave a new meaning to "cat scan" when they astonishingly checked a lion's pulse with the help of an Apple Watch, as shown in a video going viral on Instagram

Apple on Wednesday failed to convince a federal appeals court to allow U.S. imports of Apple Watches with technology for reading blood-oxygen levels.

The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) implemented an import ban on Apple's latest Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches, which started on December 26. Apple persuaded a U.S. appeals court to temporarily halt the ban the following day, allowing the company to continue selling the watches as it challenges the import decision

The DOJ is reportedly close to filing a massive antitrust lawsuit against Apple -- the latest sign of mounting regulatory pressure that has roiled the iPhone maker.

The tech executive battling Apple has entertained Hunter Biden and extended a job offer to a troubled niece of the Biden family

A federal court has temporarily removed a ban on the sale of two premium Apple Watch models imposed by the International Trade Commission due to a patent dispute

Apple challenged a ruling prohibiting the import of its watches following a complaint from medical monitoring tech firm Masimo, after the Biden administration refused to overturn a government tribunal's decision

A little-known function of the Apple Watch assists users in calculating tips and dividing a bill when eating out

One Thursday night in January 2021, Judith Luebke received a notification from her watch indicating she was experiencing A-fib, or atrial fibrillation, a condition resulting from very rapid and irregular heartbeats originating from the heart's upper chamber

The Apple Watch is always adding new highlights, and the 2024 version could be a game changer for your health.

Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed the tech giant's newest iPhones, watches, and AirPods during a flashy event on Tuesday, yet he did not succeed in halting a week-long decline in the stock of the most valuable company globally

Apple fanatics are eagerly awaiting the company's unveiling of the iPhone 15 because of a rumored new feature -- an Action Button.

Almost all Apple Watches and Fitbits are contaminated with harmful bacteria, as revealed by a study recently published in the scientific journal Advances in Infectious Diseases

Apple's Black History Month campaign is being slammed as "tone deaf," especially in the wake of the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols last month.

Apple's enhanced smartwatches are creating excitement among fitness enthusiasts and serious outdoor adventurers, even though the tech company's latest iPhone lineup hasn't generated much attention

The report is the first time Apple has offered a comprehensive view of its approach to healthcare markets in the eight years since it began releasing health features.

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Leon and Andrea Hendrix were having a peaceful Monday evening when they noticed another voice coming from the bedroom where their two sons were playing with an old Apple Watch

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Apple hopes its new range of products aimed at maintaining fitness during the coronavirus pandemic will help keep the doctor at bay