Masimo W1 is an Apple Watch clone, says Apple. Fast-forward two years, and now Apple is suing Masimo. The Cupertino company claims that both the design and functionality of the Masimo W1 Advanced ...

Masimo has accused Apple of employee poaching and patent infringement, and the U.S. International Trade Commission in October agreed that Apple has violated Masimo patents with the Apple Watch. As ...

Apple asked a U.S. appeals court on Monday to overturn a trade tribunal's decision which forced it to remove blood-oxygen reading technology from its Apple Watches, in order to avoid a ban on its U.S.

Apple had been oddly silent about the blood oxygen feature removed from its Apple Watch models sold in the US until now.

As Apple starts selling Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 models without the blood oxygen sensor enabled, Masimo CEO Joe Kiani confirmed to Bloomberg that there has been no chat with Apple about a ...

Apple is urging a U.S. court to undo a trade decision that blocked imports of the Apple Watch because of the blood-oxygen ...

Apple is making another attempt to appeal the trade ban that forced it to remove the blood oxygen sensor from its ...

As the saga of the Apple Watch ban in the US continues, we’ve been learning more about what exactly led medical technology company Masimo to file a lawsuit against Apple years ago.A new ...

The trial resulted from Apple’s countersuit in its ongoing legal battle with Masimo, which started with the Masimo’s claim that its patents had been infringed by the Apple Watch’s pulse ...

Masimo claims that the Apple Watch, including the latest Series 4 and Series 5 models, infringes upon its patents, specifically the device’s health features such as heart rate monitoring.

Irvine-based Masimo Corp. Chief Executive Officer Joe Kiani, head of the medical device maker that has put Apple Inc.’s smartwatch on the brink of a US ban, said he’d be open to settling with ...

Apple Inc. sells a lot of smart watches during the holidays, but this year its sales of most Apple Watch models may well drop 100 percent — to literally zero — the day after Christmas.