Apple beats AliveCor lawsuit over heart-rate apps for Apple Watch

Tesla Owners Are Warned , Not to Wear Apple Vision Pro While Driving. Videos have recently surfaced online showing people wearing Apple Vision Pros while sitting in the driver's seats of Teslas with autonomous mode engaged, BBC reports. . Videos have recently surfaced online showing people wearing Apple Vision Pros while sitting in the driver's seats of Teslas with autonomous mode engaged, BBC reports. . While some people have admitted that their videos were pranks, others may not have been. This prompted U.S. Secretary for Transport Pete Buttigieg to issue a warning. . Consumers are warned against using the headset while driving in Apple's user guide. Tesla has previously said that even when its vehicles are in autonomous mode, drivers should "maintain control and responsibility for your vehicle.". The Apple Vision Pro headset became available for purchase in the U.S. on Feb. 2 for $3,499. Apple does not want the device associated with virtual reality. Instead, the company calls Apple Vision Pro's capabilities "spatial computing.". Don't describe your app experience as augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), extended reality (XR), or mixed reality (MR), Apple, via blog post targeting developers. Meanwhile, Apple Vision Pro has been drawing 'Black Mirror' comparisons online. . Meanwhile, Apple Vision Pro has been drawing 'Black Mirror' comparisons online.

AliveCor had accused Apple of limiting third-party access to specific heart rate data collected by the Apple Watch, claiming that it was an anticompetitive move.