The blood oxygen sensor and the accompanying app in watchOS 7 are the big new fitness features on the Series 6 that require hardware not found on any other Apple Watch. When taking a measurement, the sensor shines a combination of LED red and infrared lights onto your skin and then photodiodes capture the light that reflects back onto the underside of the Watch. That enables the sensor to determine
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Apple Watch Series 6’s blood oxygen monitor measures an important COVID-19 symptom
Apple Watch Series 6 has a new blood oxygen sensor that helps measure an important symptom of COVID-19. Apple revealed the new $400 watch as the high end of its Apple Watch lineup at an event today. This feature could be useful for people who have tested positive for COVID-19 but aren’t yet ready to go to the hospital or who have been told by a doctor to stay home
Apple Watch’s blood oxygen monitor is for ‘wellness,’ not medicine
The new Apple Watch Series 6 includes a sensor that allows the watch to measure blood oxygen levels. The device is a long-awaited addition to Apple’s suite of health tools, but it tracks oxygen levels at the wrist, which can be less accurate than measurements typically gathered at the fingertip.
Most oxygen sensors, including Apple’s, measure the amount of oxygen in your blood using light. These devices are called pulse
Apple event: New gadgets to expect later today | Science & Tech News
Apple is set to announce new gadgets later today, but there are rumours the next-generation iPhone will be kept back until October.
Here’s what to expect – and what not to expect.
Tim Cook will reportedly not unveil new iPhones until October
Due to the coronavirus, the event is being held online – like Apple’s developer conference in June – and will broadcast at 6pm UK time later
Amazon gets into health tracking now with wearable gadget, challenges Apple & Fitbit
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Los Angeles: Amazon.com Inc. introduced a wearable fitness gadget called the Halo Band, entering the market for health monitoring devices dominated by Apple Inc. and Fitbit Inc.
The wrist band uses what Amazon describes as artificial intelligence software to monitor a range of personal wellness metrics, from physical activity to sleep and even mood. The device’s features include 3D scans for body fat and voice-tone
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