Just got my Pixel C’s keyboard in this morning and, naturally, the first thing I did after updating its firmware was a typing test. Keep in mind that I literally spent no more than 60 seconds on the new firmware before proceeding with the following test on TypingTest.com.
I’ve been using my Google Pixel C running Android N’s developer preview for just over a week, and although there are obviously some glitches here and there, the performance and utility of Android as a tablet OS is finally beginning to shine. Historically, Android hardware has beaten iOS to the…
This is a momentous day for web developers and the Internet at large – PHP 7 has been released! :-)
Happy Halloween! On this rainy Houston afternoon filled with flooding all over the city, I finally had a day off and decided to organize my desk. I used the grommets on my monitor mount to facilitate some (horribly ugly) form of cable management, but it’s definitely not a priority for me. Just wanted to…
Earlier this year, the FDA nixed two drugs I was really looking forward to using in my training and/or practice.
With the beginning of my third year of residency on the horizon, I wanted to expand my social media reach by creating a Facebook page which will essentially serve as a lifestream of my blog, Instagram, and Twitter outlets. I’ll need some time to integrate everything, but I’d love for…
Residency often makes it difficult to eat healthy on a regular basis. It’s especially easy to venture down the path of stress eating during long call shifts. After thinking about my eating habits and propensity to use technology to fix everything, I arrived at a neat integration. I’m always wearing…
The developer (and huge nerd) in me always wants to be on the bleeding edge of software releases. This time of year is always fun because both Google and Apple have their yearly developer conferences (I/O and WWDC, respectively) where they announce new services and updates to preexisting hardware and software.
Although I’ve absolutely loved my experience with Chrome OS on my Acer C720, I needed a more powerful, portable machine to meet my objectives as a resident physician. I spent the last 36 hours dabbling around the aisles of Microcenter trying to make this crucial decision.
A few months ago, I was browsing Amazon.com for a new pair of headphones to make my work commute more enjoyable. I’ve always been a fan of behind-the-neck and over-the-ear headphones since they’re less intrusive, and personally, more comfortable. I’m no audiophile, so price was my biggest concern.