It's been a busy morning, Mayo, a surprisingly busy morning, I think.

Definitely a surprise.

Definitely a surprise.

So Apple has announced that later today, so later on Thursday as we're recording this,

it will release a software update for iPhone and Apple Watch that brings a redesigned

blood oxygen feature for Apple Watch users in the United States.

We're 20 months basically since Apple stopped selling the blood oxygen feature in the U.S.

on the Apple Watch.

That's the Series 9, the Series 10, and the Ultra 2.

I don't think we need to get into the details because we've talked about it so much,

but it's the patent battle with Massimo, the health technology company, and the International Trade Commission ruled that Apple

infringed on a Mossimo patent, blocked it from selling Blood Oxygen Censor Apple Watches in the

US, and that's where we've been until today. Yeah, and Apple sells the same hardware as they

sell in every other part of the world, but the feature is disabled.

So the hardware that you buy right now, if you buy an Apple, it's 10 in the US, has a blood oxygen sensor inside it.

It's just disabled.

And it's interesting because Apple had never actually said that and still hasn't actually said that.

But that's always been what we've

basically known and speculated, but with today's announcement that now we know for sure that,

yes, the sensor is there. The difference in how Apple is skirting around the ITC ruling with this

new redesigned blood oxygen feature is that the measurements are happening on the watch,

but all of the calculations are happening on the watch, but all of the

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