did you read the post?
edit: nice edit lol
None due to patents.has apple pulled any major products from sale before like this?
That would only work if Masimo wants to license it.Why can't they just license the patent at this point? If they lost, just pay up? Apple can afford it and surely the cost would be less than the money from lost sales?
Tim knew the moment the design was finalized. Apple knew about this the moment they chose to use the tech.Also, whichever team designed the SpO2 sensor will likely be getting a strongly worded email from Tim this morning…
I mean, this doesn't stop you from buying it on Amazon or eBay from someone who bought it before then?
Yea Masimo has Apple by the bawls.That would only work if Masimo wants to license it.
The serious ramifications will be a licensing fee to Masimo. Masimo has no incentive to stop Apple from selling the Apple Watch they can’t make any money that wayI think this will have serious ramifications should Apple end up losing since these are some of Apple’s core products. Not only would Masimo pursue Apple in other territories, Apple’s credibility would take a hit - and competitors and regulators would have more motivation to hit Apple hard.
The US should pull patent trolls out of earth’s atmosphere.I'm now waiting for the comments "Apple should pull out of the US", from the same people that claim they should pull out of the EU whenever there's EU regulation to follow.
You still can if you hurry!Dang it! I was about to purchase a series 9!
Guys can’t stress this enough. Apple is a bully. This is a win for the little guys.Crazy. But in the end, Apple will buy their way out of whatever mess that was created from them stealing other people's ideas.
Does anyone know how much Apple and Masimo have politically donated to the current administration?
They are doing this to add damages, I am sure Cook will bring up sales loss for having to stop sales of such a popular item before Christmas.U.S. President Joe Biden has until December 25 to review the order, but presidential vetos of ITC import bans have historically been rare. In the meantime, Apple said it is preemptively taking steps to comply should the ruling stand.
This is what I don't understand, but maybe it is because I am a scientist and not an engineer. An SpO2 monitor simply bounces red light (and possibly some other wavelengths) off of tissue and measures the returning light. Since the more oxygen is bound to haemoglobin, the redder blood gets, it is a really simple measurement - even trivial. I have built many for research purposes in my lab. I suppose these patents could be about calibration, optimisation, miniaturisation, or signal processing (e.g., heart rate detection), but fundamentally it is just about bouncing red light off of blood and measuring the return signal. I hope this wasn't the Patent Office running amok handing out patents for ideas that are obvious.Also, whichever team designed the SpO2 sensor will likely be getting a strongly worded email from Tim this morning…
Guys can’t stress this enough. Apple is a bully. This is a win for the little guys.
Apple should pull out of the US. The UK is a bargain because we're desperate.I'm now waiting for the comments "Apple should pull out of the US", from the same people that claim they should pull out of the EU whenever there's EU regulation to follow.