> It's an unfortunate fact of life that life supporting technology can increasingly only be interfaced via smartphones.
Things like "insulin pump control" had separate, non-phone devices for a long time. Consumers flocked to the ones on the phone even when they sucked and had 1/10 the features.
I'm no defender of medical companies, but the blame for your complaint falls squarely on the consumers, themselves.
Things like "insulin pump control" had separate, non-phone devices for a long time. Consumers flocked to the ones on the phone even when they sucked and had 1/10 the features.
I'm no defender of medical companies, but the blame for your complaint falls squarely on the consumers, themselves.