One reporter has made a prediction on how the temporary Apple Watch sales ban hold will help buy the company some much-needed time
The Apple Watch sales ban was recently lifted by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, but that does not mean that the company has ample time to get the ball rolling. In fact, Apple only has until January 10 to get its patent infringement problems with Masimo sorted. In the meantime, one prediction explains how the technology giant aims to make the most of this borrowed time.During the sales ban lift, Apple Watch models may get re-stocked at retail outlets to keep the momentum running
Details of the Apple Watch sales ban state that the Apple Watch Series 9, the Apple Watch Ultra 2, or any other model featuring a blood oxygen meter cannot be sold through the company’s U.S. online store or physical channels. However, the aforementioned models can be sold through Apple’s retail partners such as Walmart, Best Buy and others, and that is where Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman believes that Apple will capitalize on.
