I upgraded my 2017 MacBook Pro (Fenix) to a 2018 MacBook Pro last month. The 13 inch, Coffee Lake based computer was a tremendous jump in performance compared to the 2017 model which I sold online for ~$1,000. I give you Rigel, my mobile computing platform.
Here are some commands (many of them run through the Terminal application) I use on MacOS. I’ll update this post periodically with more snippets. Drop me recommendations in the comments section below! :-)
I’ve been rocking a red dragon dbrand skin on my iPhone X for the last week, and love the aesthetic appeal! I’ve always had a clear TPU case for my smartphones, but I’m loving the thinner form factor by just using a skin. Here are some pictures of the final…
Earlier this week, I purchased an Apple Watch Series 3 (42 mm, silver) with Milanese loop band. The After transitioning away from Android, the Samsung Gear S3 I was using with my iPhone X simply did not have the compatibility and features I expected. Within a few days of using…
Earlier this month I bought a 2017 MacBook Pro 13″ since my old MacBook Air was frustratingly slow with even minimal multi-tasking. I opted not to buy the MacBook Pro with touch bar since I think this feature is rather distracting and in its infancy. It’ll probably be the next…
I’ve had Apple’s Smart Keyboard for the last several months on my iPad Pro 9.7”. It’s innovative fabric design and slim profile significantly boosted my productivity with the tablet. Unfortunately, it excluded some of the key features I was looking for: rear coverage for the iPad, backlit keyboard, function keys,…
In the modern era driven by caffeine, electronics, and long work schedules, it’s very difficult to promote good sleep hygiene. I’ll admit using a combination of my laptop, smartphone, tablet, and desktop computer before sleeping, and notice that mentally, I’m unable to wind down in preparation for bedtime. In fact, studies…
About a week ago, I sold my Pixel C and its keyboard for ~$500 on Swappa, and in return, I decided to purchase an iPad Pro 9.7″ with Apple’s Smart Keyboard. Why would an Android fanboy make such a move?
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.