Thanks for that detailed list and description of the software you are using. I am looking for new software to use myself. I was using a web-based application that Roche Diagnostics was operating and that uploaded BG readings from my Accu-chek meter and spat out various stats, graphs etc. which could be also emailed to my diabetes team. It wasn't bad (aside from not residing on my local machine) but they (Roche) have discontinued the service so I'm a bit high-and-dry.
I'm looking for an app that might run on Windows Mobile (I have a HTC Tytn II) that I could, say, connect my meter via USB and download BS readings, diarize medication and meal info, and maybe utilise the built-in GPS to track exercise (I already do this to some degree with my cycling using Garmin software .gpx files and the Trailguru website -
www.trailguru.com - which provides some cool reports, graphs, calories burned etc. etc.)
Please, developers, would love to see something that could integrate these things into one application!
I know there are some iPhone apps being developed that look pretty interesting so maybe I will quit resisting and go over to iPhone if better apps are developed for it first - as I suspect there probably will ...
There are some interesting threads about it on this
Geeks With Diabetes forum
Meantime, I've still got to find some new software to at least run on my PC and that will upload data from an Accu-chek Advantage meter ...