Hardware firsts: Apple's hearing aids vs. the world's slimmest foldable
Briefly

Apple's new hearing aid function for the AirPods Pro 2 represents a significant innovation in tech, as it can measure and test a wearer's hearing — a first for a commercial product. This newly approved feature by the FDA could make hearing assistance more accessible than traditional aids, especially for the uninsured, positioning Apple to impact the healthcare landscape remarkably if successful.
The iPhone event revealed that while updates to the iPhone draw major attention, its most meaningful updates might actually lie in the health tech space. Many are underestimating the transformative potential of these health capabilities, which could redefine how consumers approach health monitoring and management through technology.
Huawei's unveiling of the 'world's first' tri-foldable smartphone showcases how innovation continues to thrive even amidst market restrictions. While impressive, questions remain about its market impact given the ongoing US ban, but it undeniably pushes mobile tech boundaries.
Amidst the hype around iPhone updates, the addition of sleep apnea tracking in the Apple Watch Series 10 signifies a competitive race in health monitoring features. However, this was already achieved by Samsung's Galaxy Watch earlier this year, illustrating the fast-paced nature of tech advancements.
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