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 Apple has decided to stop selling two of the latest versions of its Apple Watch in the U.S. right before Christmas due stanley flask  to a patent dispute over its blood oxygen feature, the company confirmed to multiple sources includingCNNandAxios.Starting Thursday, the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 will be pulled from Apple, and sales at its retail locations will pause after Christmas Eve.The company told CNN it is stanley termoska  taking the  preemptive step  of stopping the watch sales to  stanley termohrnek comply with orders issued by the U.S. International Trade Commission  ITC  back in October. The case is currently under a 60-day review period by the Biden administration, which ends on Dec. 25.The ITC said Apple violated medical technology company Masimos pulse oximeter patent, which uses light-based technology to read blood-oxygen levels.If the ban moves forward after the review period, it will impact Apple Watch Series 6 and later and all models of Apple Watch Ultra, according to CNN.The company told multiple outlets it  strongly disagrees with the order and is pursuing a range of legal and technical options to ensure that Apple Watch is available to customers. Trending stories at ScrippsnewsWhile AI went mainstream in 2023, so did efforts to regulate its useArtificial intelligence tech that detects weapons now offered for freeJury says Google s app store benefits from anticompetitive barriers Hvfq 100-year-old holds world record for longest time spent at one company: Over 84 years
 DENVER 鈥?The art of the tattoo dates back thousands of years, but some say the industry hasn t kept up with the times. It s led to a lack of representation and comfort for all customers.One Colorado shop proves things are changing, but there is still much work to be done.When walking into a tattoo shop, silence is the l stanley us ast thing one would expect. But that s exactly what Ryane Rose, owner of Wolf Den Custom Tattoo Studio  Gallery, has worked hard to create. It s really fun for me to have clients walk in and be confused because you re walking into a gallery,  Rose said.  You can t even see the tattooing going on. It s this immediate sense of, like, you don t hear the typical buzzing of a machine. It s gallery quiet. It s very bright. Rose says The Wolf Den is not like other tattoo parlors 鈥?a calm, safe environment that truly focuses on art.  I knew I always wanted to run my own business,  Rose said.  I knew I wanted to have a beautiful space for years showcasing other bodies of art; I just didn t know that it would be out of necessity. Rose says the idea flourished through years of  paying du stanley cup es.  When I was an apprentice, it was pretty predominant to be hazed,  Rose said.  I think it s probably lessened over the years because there are whistleblowers now, but it was to the point where I d be called at 2 a.m. to wear a tutu and scrub the tires of the other artist s car. Rose explained that in the m stanley cup ale-dominated tattoo industry, where HR doesn t appear to exist, it s the re