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Leaked details of the upcoming S11 chip for 2025 Apple Watches suggest there will be no significant performance upgrades compared to previous models, indicating a possible focus on other features or improvements.
Darick Langos, a professional metal detectorist and diver, has recovered over 200 Apple Watches from the Chain O’ Lakes region in northeast Illinois, along with other items like iPhones and gold rings. Most of the Apple Watches still hold a charge, but returning them to their owners is challenging due to being locked. Langos has found that the majority of the watches still have their original sport bands attached, indicating that they do not stay on in the water.
A scuba diver in Indiana has recovered about 200 Apple Watches from the bottoms of lakes and warns owners not to swim with the original watch bands, as they do not stay on in the water. Darick Langos, the diver, operates Scuba Bear Diving Recovery Service and keeps everything he finds in the hopes of returning them to their owners, including smartphones, rings, jewelry, and prescription glasses.
The White House suggests Israel may need to adjust its rules of engagement after three Israeli hostages were accidentally shot and killed by the Israeli military. The rail industry is demanding the reopening of rail crossings at the US southern border due to a migrant surge. Former President Donald Trump and his son defend a former social media influencer with a racist and antisemitic past. Actor Jonathan Majors has been found guilty of assault and harassment in a domestic dispute case. Apple plans to stop selling some of its latest Apple Watches in the US due to a patent dispute.
Apple Watches could potentially be banned from being imported to the US following a ruling by the United States International Trade Commission in a patent lawsuit filed by Masimo. The ban, set to take effect on December 26, would impact certain Apple Watches and could significantly affect Apple's yearly watch revenue. President Joe Biden has the power to reverse the ban, but it would be an unusual step to override the trade court's decision. Apple plans to appeal the order in federal court and has accused Masimo of unlawfully misappropriating its patented technology.
A recent study has found that fitness trackers, such as Fitbits and Apple Watches, can actually improve your health. The study showed that individuals who used these devices were more likely to engage in physical activity, monitor their heart rate, and set fitness goals. The data collected from these trackers also allowed users to track their progress and make adjustments to their exercise routines. Overall, fitness trackers have proven to be effective tools in promoting personal wellness and encouraging a healthier lifestyle.
Apple's software-focused June event showcased the new features of iOS 17, which will be available for free to existing iPhones, iPads, and other Apple devices. The event did not introduce any new devices, but highlighted improvements to Siri, camera features, and privacy settings.