By Sean KelleyI’m a complete gadget geek. (I built my first computer in the 1970s—when I was 5. My first “laptop” experience was just 10 years later with a hulking device that actually had a phone-cradle modem.)
I’m also a diabetic, and I’ve played with a lot of the gadgets aimed at type 2s like me. It hasn’t always been much fun: In 1999, when I was diagnosed, I was shocked by the poor design of the products. The glucose monitors were clunky, inaccurate, and hard to configure. Most came with a vial of solution and code numbers that had to be plugged in to obtain a proper reading. Only a couple of expensive models could connect to a computer, and those required custom software. Read More
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