Roughly two years after Apple brought an ECG monitor to its wrist-worn devices, connected ECG device-maker AliveCor has raised a patent lawsuit against the tech giant. Filed yesterday in the U.S.

But two of the most exciting-an app that can take an on-demand ECG (electrocardiogram) readings and a irregular-heartbeat alert-didn't launch until today as a part of a free update to watchOS 5.1.2.

Learn how heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and vitals app work together for better wellness. Pixabay, hu_lexxi Apple Watch has transformed from a simple wearable device into a sophisticated ...

The Apple Watch now offers two features OK’d for medical use, thanks to an update the Cupertino, Calif.-based tech maker released Dec. 6. 1. Apple released the two features — an electrocardiogram app ...

AliveCor has launched (and received FDA clearance for) a new ECG sensor built into an Apple Watch strap, as well as an Apple Watch app on which users can see their ECG in near real-time. The strap, ...

Buying an Apple Watch Series 3 usually starts with one thought: “It’s so cheap.” The catch is that Series 3 is stuck on older ...

AliveCor, Inc., the leader in FDA-cleared electrocardiogram (EKG) technology for mobile devices, announced today the introduction of the first medical-grade EKG band for the Apple Watch, Kardia™ Band ...