Dexcom has announced that its G7 continuous glucose monitor can now send real-time blood sugar data directly to Apple Watch via a dedicated Bluetooth connection, eliminating the need for an iPhone. This new feature, highly requested by users, is available in the U.S., U.K., and Ireland, with more markets to follow. Users will need the latest Dexcom G7 app, an Apple Watch Series 6 or later, and an iPhone running iOS 17 or later.
Dexcom G7 CGM users can now monitor their real-time blood sugar data directly from an Apple Watch, using a dedicated Bluetooth connection for instant readings and alerts. This feature, available in the US, UK, and Ireland, requires an Apple Watch Series 6 or later and an iPhone running iOS 17. While it enhances convenience, it doesn't replace the need for a smartphone or Dexcom receiver for setup and comprehensive data analysis.
Users reported that Google Analytics real time data was lagging and not reporting accurately, with some seeing a smaller percentage of real time visitors being reported. Google later confirmed it as a bug and resolved the issue, apologizing for the inconvenience.
Google Maps is expanding its Immersive View format to routes, providing a more detailed view of the journey with information on traffic, weather, air quality, bike lanes, and nearby parking. The feature uses AI, real-time data, and long-term trends to display a certain number of vehicles on the virtual roads. The company plans to roll out Immersive View for Routes in 15 cities by the end of the year, starting with select cities such as New York, London, and Tokyo. Additionally, Google is offering developers access to an Aerial View API and Photorealistic 3D Tiles to create their own 3D maps.
Twitter is partnering with eToro to allow users to access real-time trading information and trade assets such as stocks and cryptocurrencies through a feature called Cashtags. Previously, users could only view real-time trading information from TradingView. Twitter has undergone changes since being acquired by Elon Musk, including layoffs and charging a subscription fee for blue checkmarks. Last week, Musk changed the Twitter logo to a Shiba Inu dog, resulting in a 30% jump for dogecoin.
