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The classic gold stainless steel watch bands aren’t going anywhere. Besides offering comfort and longevity, a gold stainless steel Apple Watch band can help you showcase elegance and class with any attire. In short, a gold strap can elevate your timepiece by adding a touch of extravagance to your wrist.
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Ridgewood NJ, the prohibition on the sale of Apple’s flagship smartwatches, the Series 9 and Ultra 2, will persist in the foreseeable future following a ruling by US trade regulators in a patent dispute. The Biden administration opted not to override the decision, impacting the sales of these watches in the United States.
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Ridgewood NJ, an extensive legal battle is brewing after the Biden administration declined to veto an International Trade Commission (ITC) import ban on the Apple Watch.
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Ridgewood NJ, Apple is reportedly planning to launch an extreme sports version of the Apple Watch this year along with the Apple Watch Series 8 and Apple Watch SE. The extreme sports model will measure almost two inches diagonally and have a display resolution of about 410 pixels by 502 pixels. It will use a stronger metal casing and have a more shatter-resistant screen. The watch will have a larger battery and improved tracking metrics.
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Ridgewood NJ, Rockley Photonics produces sensors for the Apple Watch. The company is preparing to go public in New York. A recent report suggests that its new sensors, which can detect blood pressure, blood glucose, and alcohol levels, could be in devices as early as 2022. Rockley Photonics’ CEO did not confirm if the sensors will appear in an Apple product. Apple is Rockley Photonics’ biggest customer, and it is unlikely that the sensors the report are referring to belong to any other company.
