Research shows the Apple Watch 6 was the most accurate in measuring heart rate when compared with two rival wrist-worn devices.
Apple Watch Series 6
University Health Network Launches New Apple Watch Heart Study
9to5 Mac has picked up on reports of a new Apple Watch heart study. It is being run by University Health Network (UHN) in Canada and aims to discover how the wearable “can drive better clinical outcomes for heart failure patients.”
The UHN Apple Watch heart study will be led by renowned Canadian cardiologist Dr. Heather Ross, of the Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research at the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre. The length of the study will be three months and will be done in collaboration with Apple to see “if remote monitoring with Apple Watch can help with early identification of worsening heart failure.” Notably, the new Blood Oxygen sensor and app is part of this study which means participants will be using the Apple Watch Series 6.
Apple Watch Now Worn by Over 100 Million People
There is an Apple Watch on more than 100 million wrists, according to analyst Neil Cybart, and there are huge possibilities for growth.
How to Use Your Apple Watch to Find Your iPhone
If you have an Apple Watch, there’s a couple of ways that it can help you find your misplaced iPhone with the ‘Ping iPhone’ tool.
Belgian ISP Telenet Offers Apple Watch eSIM Support
With its new Telenet One Number mobile plan, customers can add their Apple Watch’s eSIM to their plan starting November 13.
watchOS 7.1 For Apple Watch Now Available
Apple has released watchOS 7.1, which brings a host of improvements to the Apple Watch, including headphone volume alerts.
Here’s Why Apple Watch Series 6 Blood Oxygen Sensor Didn’t Need FDA Approval
The Apple Watch Series 6 added a blood oxygen sensor to measure the level of oxygen in your blood. But it’s meant for “wellness.”
Apple Watch SE Review - High-Quality, Fitness-Focused Wearable For a Hard to Ignore Price
There will always be excitement towards the top end products, but the lower-cost Apple Watch SE feels far from a compromise.
Masimo Accuses Apple of Delaying Legal Battle to Boost Apple Watch Sales
Masimo Corp. claims that Apple stolen its blood-oxygen monitoring technology used in the Apple Watch Series 6.
Apple Watch’s Blood Oxygen Sensor Might Not Be All It’s Cracked Up To Be
If you think wearing your own blood oxygen sensor is a great idea, don’t count on Apple Watch to be the best option for that.