A federal court has ruled in Apple's favor in the years-long fight against AliveCor, preventing a potential total import ban on the Apple Watch.

At the end of 2023 and the start of 2024, Apple wasn’t able to sell either its Apple Watch Series 9 or its flagship Apple Watch Ultra 2 in any of its stores in the United States. A patent dispute with ...

Apple today scored another victory in the ongoing lawsuit that AliveCor levied against it in 2021, with the federal appeals court confirming the invalidation of three patents that AliveCor claimed ...

For the first time ever, global smartwatch shipments declined in 2024, with Apple experiencing its sharpest downturn yet.

AliveCor announced in September that it was planning to introduce the more accurate six-lead ECG device to compete. The company followed through with its promise and launched KardiaMobile 6L in May.

Apple and health technology company AliveCor have been embroiled in multiple legal battles for years, including a back-and-forth case with the International Trade Commission. In a decision today ...

The three disputed patents were found to be not patentable. You might have heard of Apple's patent dispute with medical ...

Apple has another victory in the ongoing lawsuit that AliveCor filed in 2021, reports MacRumors. A federal appeals court has confirmed he invalidation of three patents that AliveCor claimed Apple ...

U.S District Judge Jeffrey White said Friday that medical device and AI company AliveCor — the first to win the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's clearance for a medical-device accessory to the ...

Apple has won a legal battle against health tech firm AliveCor, preventing a potential import ban on its Apple Watch models in the United States. The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ...

In draft guidance, NICE has said that AliveCor's ECG recording device should be an option to check or heart disturbances in patients who take antipsychotic medicines. The KardiaMobile 6L ...

There was a risk of history repeating itself, with another company — AliveCor — alleging that Apple had infringed patents related to heart-rate monitoring on certain models of Apple Watch.