Apple iPhone 3.0 software announcement: Photos
March 18th, 2009 by James Martin and CNET Staff
LifeScan's Anita Mathew discusses the company's diabetes iPhone application. The app works with glucose monitoring hardware, a blood sugar reader, to transmit a patient's data back to a database, and allow the patient to note how they feel or what they've eaten to better manage their blood sugar.
The data is sent from the blood sugar reader to the iPhone over Bluetooth. Within the app itself, patients can track blood sugar levels over the course of the day, allowing them to plan future meals by checking sugar levels in certain foods. The patient can also email or text that blood sugar information to others, such as parents, helping them monitor their kids' health. Here, Mathew demonstrates how the iPhone communicates directly with a glucose monitor.
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March 18th, 2009 at 12:38pm
Thanks for the writeup - it's great to see the presentation in picture form... Any chance of video?
Judy Luer
June 30th, 2010 at 5:32am
What is the little silver loop for that comes in the box with the iPhone 3s and what does it attach to?