The deal will see data from Omron’s blood pressure devices integrated into AliveCor’s ECG Kardia mobile app, resulting in the first consumer-ready, clinically validated combined ECG and blood ...

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

AliveCor sued in May 2021 claiming Apple attempted to monopolize the aftermarket for heart rate analysis apps. The court approved the company’s request to add a new theory that Apple instituted ...

Apple and health technology company AliveCor have been embroiled in multiple legal battles for years, including a ...

Apple today scored another victory in the ongoing lawsuit that AliveCor levied against it in 2021, with the federal appeals ...

Apple today scored another legal victory, as a federal appeals court has vacated an International Trade Commission (ITC) ...

March 7 - Apple (AAPL.O), opens new tab convinced a U.S. appeals court on Friday to uphold its win against medical device maker AliveCor in a patent dispute that could have led to an import ban on ...

In draft guidance, NICE has said that AliveCor's ECG recording device should ... Like its predecessor, it links to a smartphone app which includes an artificial intelligence system that can ...

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 ...

When I became CEO of AliveCor, a health tech startup dedicated ... As The Washington Post once reported, “Some apps have simply buckled under the pressure.” But this isn’t just about us.

CEO Priya Abani argues that Apple has made a habit of taking intellectual property from smaller medical device firms in order to improve the functionalities its Apple Watch.

Well, the Cupertino-based tech giant was also involved in a legal battle with health tech company AliveCor, which could've led to an import ban of Apple Watch by the International Trade Commission ...