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The Health app will get a new slider menu from where users can learn about third party apps for a number of categories including weight, workouts and sleep.

The patent infringement lawsuit assert that Apple Watch, Fitbit Surge and Fitbit Charge HR infringe on four of Valencell's patents.

In an interview with The Telegraph, Apple's CEO Tim Cook said that they don't need an FDA approval for the Watch but may ask for it for some other product.

Apple announced that researchers from Duke University, Johns Hopkins and Oregon Health & Science University are launching new medical studies using ResearchKit.

WatchOS 2.0 will bring a number of new features, including timelapse backgrounds, third party complications, time travel, transit info and GoPro integration.

Notices were sent out to potential class members with instructions on how to file settlement claims for either a $15 payment or $25 Nike gift card.

Although the company's CEO Tim Cook hasn't shared any figures, the research firm looked at the iPhone maker's earnings to get to the estimate.

The health system will release several Apple Watch and iOS apps for patients, as well as an iOS application targeted at physicians.

With the upcoming iOS 9 update, the iPhone's Health app will finally be able to track a woman's period; Siri will get the ability to start/stop a workout.

The 9to5Mac report says the Cupertino-based company is working to add the ability to track blood oxygen saturation, blood pressure and blood sugar levels.