Apple will remove pulse oximeters from its smartwatches to avoid an import ban that impacted the products, according to court filings Monday. The company briefly pulled its latest Apple Watch model… ...

The ability to measure blood oxygen levels is dropping from the Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2. Apple is making the change to comply with a ruling by the International Trade Commission.

Loss of Pulse Detection is also a service that can contact emergency services, but it does something very different. The new Google Pixel Watch 3, which comes in two sizes, uses the heart rate ...

To comply with the now-reinstated import ban, newly sold Series 9 and Ultra 2 Apple Watch models in the U.S. will no longer offer the blood oxygen measurement feature.

The ITC levied the import ban in October, siding with Masimo in its claims that the Apple Watch’s built-in blood oxygen sensor infringes on Masimo’s own light-based pulse oximetry technology ...

Masimo CEO Joe Kiani took advantage of an interview to slam Apple's implementation of pulse oximetry in the Apple Watch, and confirm that there have not been recent settlement talks.