DanielPhermous
DanielPhermous t1_itg8w6c wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Apple Watch heart rate notifications helped 12-year-old girl discover and treat cancer. by SUPRVLLAN
See a doctor. The Apple Watch knows when you're asleep and should expect a slower heart rate.
Either way... better safe than sorry.
DanielPhermous t1_itg8ryi wrote
Reply to comment by Glitchbot in Apple Watch heart rate notifications helped 12-year-old girl discover and treat cancer. by SUPRVLLAN
I haven't heard of any false positives on the Apple Watch - and you know if there was, it would be a huge deal on the internet, probably with a -gate suffix.
DanielPhermous t1_irqymxo wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Apple could bring USB-C to AirPods and Mac accessories by 2024 by athin_explorer
It's a niche. People who take photos in HDR and video in 4K 60fps or whatever it goes up to. Anything short of a cable is just too damned slow.
But Apple has an iPhone Pro and this is a pro use, so we need the port to support it.
DanielPhermous t1_irqabf9 wrote
Reply to comment by ERRORMONSTER in Apple could bring USB-C to AirPods and Mac accessories by 2024 by athin_explorer
Gigabit is pretty standard in the US, probably mostly among computer geeks like us. It is not standard everywhere in the world, nor among the non-computer savvy.
DanielPhermous t1_irq37cu wrote
Reply to comment by ERRORMONSTER in Apple could bring USB-C to AirPods and Mac accessories by 2024 by athin_explorer
Charging is not the only issue, though. People need to get tremendously huge video files off their phones these days.
DanielPhermous t1_itiurvd wrote
Reply to comment by realmastodon2 in Apple Watch heart rate notifications helped 12-year-old girl discover and treat cancer. by SUPRVLLAN
> Apps which track your heart rate aren't fully vetted by the medical community and as such they give out a lot of false readings.
The Apple Watch ECG and irregular rhythm notifications are approved by the FDA.