today includes some interesting and heretofore unknown information about the Apple Watch. For example, back in 2011, an unknown company named Avolonte Health had a small office in Palo Alto where the company started work on developing a non-invasive blood glucose monitor. This would be a big deal for insulin-dependent diabetics who have to painfully extract a drop of blood from a finger, place it on a ridiculously expensive test strip, and insert it in a glucometer to get a reading.
and was photographed on the wrists of models. Apple sold its timepiece through high-end jewelry stores. But then a funny thing happened. Apple Watch users started to discover that the device was alerting them when their heart rates were too high or too low and as a result, Apple is still working on the non-invasive glucose monitor and Bloomberg reports that Apple is spending in the high tens of millions of dollars annually on the project. We've referred to it as the Holy Grail of smartwatch health complications and based on how much Apple is spending on the project, it thinks this as well.Apple also worked on a plan that would have allowed the Apple Watch and the Health app to support Android devices.