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Apple introduced the ECG functionality in Apple Watch with the launch of the Apple Watch Series 4. And to offer this feature in the smartwatch, the brand had to take approval from the FDA. However, Apple didn’t have to take approval from the FDA to offer the blood oxygen monitor in the Apple Watch Series 6, and here is why. 
Apple will be holding its ‘Hi, Speed’ iPhone 12 event on October 13 and the highlight of the event are going to be the new iPhones. With Apple announcing the iPhone 12 on October 13, when will the new phones actually hit the stores? 
Apple sent out invites for its iPhone 12 ‘Hi, Speed’ event on October 13 yesterday. The event will happen less than a month after Apple held its ‘Time Flies’ event where it announced the Apple Watch Series 6, Apple Watch SE, new iPads, and more. The ‘Hi, Speed’ event is going to be even more packed with plenty of announcements including the much-anticipated iPhone 12 lineup. Below is a roundup of everything that Apple is expected to announce at its virtual event next week. 
Yesterday Apple announced and sent invites for the “Hi, Speed” event. The event is scheduled for October 13th. Apple has customized the #AppleEvent hashtag with an Apple Logo that includes orange and shades of blue from the “Hi, Speed” event invites. 
The iPhone 13 could come with a display notch as well. However, the notch on the iPhone 13 could be smaller than that in the iPhone 12, claims leakster. 
Corroborating previous reports, leaker @L0vetodream says that Apple will be launching the HomePod mini and that there won’t be a HomePod 2 this year. 
The U.S. House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee has been investigating tech companies for their antitrust behavior. The subcommittee has now released a 450-page report in which it has called these tech giants as monopolies that were last seen in the “era of oil barons and railroad tycoons.” 
