To continue selling the latest Apple Watches after losing a major court case, Apple resorted to deleting the Blood Oxygen app at the center of the dispute.
There was a lot of speculation that Apple might also delete the app on current watches, most likely through a watchOS update.
Well, don’t worry: Apple just released watchOS 10.3, and it’s safe to install. It won’t disappear your Blood Oxygen app.
Also in today’s newsletter:
The latest Apple car update doesn’t sound encouraging. Scale back your expectations accordingly.
Oppenheimer is leading in Oscar nominations, but a certain high-profile Apple TV+ movie got a few nods too, including Best Picture.
Here’s why the iPhone 15 Pro Max is still better than Samsung’s top Galaxy handset.
The M2 Mac mini is already a bargain low-cost computer, and now it’s even cheaper.
We hands-on review Alogic’s new Matrix Ultimate travel charger, which not only folds down into a travel-friendly package, it comes with a removable power pack. We like it a lot.
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