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Apple's $634M payment to Masimo now set in stone after Judge tosses appeal‎

The Masimo trial ultimately failed to get a permanent ban on Apple Watch sales or use of the blood oxygen sensor, but the final verdict will have Apple pay $634M to Masimo's new owner Danaher after the appeal was rejected.Apple Watch blood oxygen detection is safe from the patent lawsuitApple Watch users have been able to take advantage of the blood oxygen sensor in Apple Watch since a software update in January 2024 successfully bypassed a sales ban. Masimo's attempts to reinstate a ban failed, and all that was left in the case for Apple to pay a fine.Apple appealed the merits of the jury's findings based on the definition of a "patient monitor." According to a report from Law360, U.S. District Judge James V. Selna turned down Apple's request. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple Invites update brings emoji replies and confetti to the party‎

A second update to Apple Invites for iOS in as many months adds two small changes: emoji replies and a pile of confetti.Apple Invites Apple has already made one update to the Apple Invites app this summer with some handy new features. Its second is smaller, but still quite celebratory in nature.The release of version 1.10 on the App Store explains there are two changes made to the app. The first is that the host and guests are able to reply to each other using emoji, rather than words. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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A fake Hide My Email header can expose the address behind your Apple Account‎

A forged Hide My Email header can make Mac Mail expose a user's Apple Account address, extending the privacy risk beyond people who use Apple's alias service.Apple MailDeveloper Jeff Johnson disclosed the Mac Mail privacy flaw on July 19. His testing showed that a specially crafted message could make Mail display a misleading sender identity while a reply went out from the email address tied to his Apple Account.The behavior didn't require Johnson to use Hide My Email or maintain an iCloud.com mailbox. He also found that the malicious message could arrive through an unrelated personal or business account before Mail exposed the Apple Account address in a reply.Johnson said he doesn't know whether the finding is technically related to an earlier flaw that could reveal the address behind a Hide My Email alias. His report documents a separate technique and doesn't establish that both issues share the same underlying cause. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Hide My Email flaw still worked two weeks after Apple's claimed fix‎

Apple says it fixed a vulnerability that could expose real addresses behind Hide My Email on or around July 3, but we reproduced the flaw two weeks after the company's claimed repair date.Apple's Hide My Email serviceThe company told 404 Media that it deployed a patch on July 3, 2026, and fully resolved the vulnerability. AppleInsider successfully reproduced the behavior on July 17.Our test found that a sender who possessed a specific Hide My Email alias could reveal the real address behind it with much technical knowledge.We've reached out to Apple about the matter. We will update when we hear back from the company on the matter. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program was great while it lasted‎

For over ten years, Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program helped users afford the newest models, bundling AppleCare to boot. It's on borrowed time now, with the Apple Upgrade pay-as-you-go plan imminent.The iPhone Upgrade Program is going awayThe report of the new Apple Upgrade program arriving on July 28 seems like a good deal for consumers wanting more than an iPhone. However, it also means the end of a similar installment program.Tuesday's Bloomberg report on the launch of Apple Upgrade adds that it will effectively replace other existing installment plans on Apple's hardware payments roster. That includes the iPhone Upgrade Program. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Future iMac could come with a removable dock or handle to make it easier to carry‎

It's awkward to pick up an iMac, and it's worse when you are transporting millions of them, so Apple has been researching how to give it a handle, or make a flat-pack version.Detail from the patent showing an iMac-style device sitting on a wide dock that also features multiple wireless charging sections - image credit: AppleIt's not as if it's a giant market, but there are people who need to travel with their iMac and for them, existing firms will sell enormous and well-padded cases. Apple also needs to transport iMacs, though, and preferably to sell them without complex packaging.Now in a newly-granted patent called just "Low profile computer support," Apple proposes multiple ways of making it easier to move iMacs. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple Upgrades will let users lease iPhones and Macs with Klarna‎

Apple is preparing to launch a new iPhone upgrade program on July 28, with users leasing iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches from Klarna for 24 to 36 months.Klarna on Apple Pay - Image credit: KlarnaApple already provides consumers with ways to upgrade their devices while paying a monthly subscription. But it seems Apple is gearing up to introduce a new alternative to the iPhone Upgrade Program that covers more hardware.Expected to launch on July 28, Apple Upgrade will be a leasing program backed by credit group Klarna. According to sources of Bloomberg, it will allow consumers to acquire not just iPhones, but select Macs, iPads, and Apple Watch models. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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