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Why don't diabetic instrument makers,and there are many of them,make them compatible with Apple IOS?
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Engineer88
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I dont understand what you mean? in what way compatible with Apple?
just ask
Just ask or pm Giverny, she is the brains regarding these issues.
Bluetit1802
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LOL I thought this was about apples the fruit.
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I'm not sure I totally understand the question. But the iBGStar blood glucose test machine works with iPhones and iPads.
yingtong
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Sorry about my question ,I was in hurry and didn't read what I had written,so I will start again.Why don't manufacturers of blood/glucose meters and pumps make them with software compatible with Apple IOS,they all appear Windows friendly.Am the only person uses Apple IOS?
I write software. The programming language that is normally used to write software for Apple devices is completely different to the programming language used to write software for Windows.
There are some programming languages that are compatible for both, but for some reason the companies chose not to use it.
There are some programming languages that are compatible for both, but for some reason the companies chose not to use it.
