Apple keeps hitting snags while testing its long-awaited Apple Watch blood-pressure monitoring feature. And the redesigned next-gen plastic Apple Watch SE is also facing significant issues. Mark Gurman for Bloomberg News:
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Monday, March 24, 2025
Apple Watch woes: blood-pressure feature stumbles; next-gen plastic SE faces design, cost hurdles
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