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Apple quietly confirmed a few days ago that it would stop selling the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 in the days leading up to Christmas. The International Trade Commission (ITC) issued an import ban on the two devices. The agency found that Apple had violated two Masimo patents concerning technology related to blood oxygen readings on these devices. After Apple's attempt to stay the decision failed‚ it could only avoid a sales ban with a last-minute veto from the Biden administration. As some speculated last week‚ President Biden has chosen not to veto ITC's ban. That means the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 will not be available from Apple stores again anytime soon. Continue reading... The post Newest Apple Watch models are now banned in the US‚ as Biden fails to veto ITC ruling appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $3.50 smart plugs‚ $329 Apple Watch S9‚ free Amazon Music Unlimited‚ $25 Roku player‚ more Trending Right Now: 5 iPhone keyboard tricks from an ex-Apple employee that everyone needs to know 12 iPhone battery life-saving tricks from a former Apple employee NASA’s Mars helicopter highlights cost of human exploration in latest image

It is estimated 2 billion people celebrate Christmas each year. Although the popular holiday is linked to Christianity and the birth of Jesus Christ‚ people all over the world‚ Christians or not Read moreSection: NewsHistoryAncient TraditionsRead Later 

The year 1843‚ was to mark a turning point in how the British – and eventually much of the wider world – celebrated Christmas.  Read moreSection: NewsPremiumPreviewRead Later