Published in Subjectively·Jan 19, 2021Can Your Smartphone Deactivate a Defibrillator or Pacemaker? Revisited.Back in October, 2020, MacRumors found an Apple support document reassuring customers that: “Though all iPhone 12 models contain more magnets than prior iPhone models, they’re not expected to pose a greater risk of magnetic interference to medical devices than prior iPhone models.” (Apple) In January, 2021, cardiologists from the…Healthcare Technology4 min readHealthcare Technology4 min read
Published in iPad Only·Jan 17, 2021The Best Kickstand Case for the iPad 10.2"I use my iPad 10.2" mostly for media consumption, and I looked at probably a dozen cases and read all the reviews before settling on what I believe to be the best case out there. Criteria for my use case: Sturdy and protective. …I Pad2 min readI Pad2 min read
Published in iPad Only·Jun 20, 2020My iPad Pro Daily Driver SetupI use my iPad Pro every day. Per Screen Time, I am on it for at least 9–10 hours a day, if not more. It is my main computer, and it has pretty much replaced my laptop. I am currently starting up my physician residency training, so a lot of…I Pad2 min readI Pad2 min read
Published in Subjectively·Jun 19, 2020Blood Types and Their Newfound Significance in COVID-19As a kid, I got bitten a lot by mosquitos. My arms and legs would be covered in red bumps one day, followed by me putting little cross marks on them the next day to help lessen the itchiness. …Covid 1910 min readCovid 1910 min read
Published in iPad Only·Jun 15, 2020Get This App If You Use an External Monitor with Your iPadWhen I first connected my iPad Pro to an external monitor, my immediate reaction was, “why is the app not full screen? what are these black bars on the sides doing?” My next thought was, “oh no, this was a mistake.” And I wasn’t alone. I poured over forums…I Pad4 min readI Pad4 min read
Published in iPad Only·Jun 11, 2020Crowd-funded Keyboards for the iPad Pro: Where Are They Now?Successes? Failures? Or are they in limbo? — There are so many iPad Pro accessories on Indiegogo and Kickstarter. Some of them have been wildly successful, and some less so. With the Apple Magic Keyboard costing so much, people have looked for other, cheaper alternatives. Here is a list of the ones that have succeeded, still in limbo…I Pad4 min readI Pad4 min read
Published in iPad Only·Jun 10, 2020iPad Pro Accessories at $, $$, $$$If you read or watch iPad Pro accessory reviews online, you usually hear great things about the very expensive accessories. What if you are on a budget? I made the following list based on the different price points to help myself when I look for a new accessory. …I Pad5 min readI Pad5 min read
Published in iPad Only·Jun 10, 2020Does the Magic Keyboard for the 11" iPad Pro Feel Too Cramped?Many of the Magic Keyboard reviews have been focused on the one for the 12.9" iPad Pro (iJustine, MKBHD, The Verge, etc). There have been far fewer reviews on the 11" version. Granted, many similarities between the two exist, including a sturdy build, meh-ish polyurethane material, fantastic keyboard, and smooth…I Pad4 min readI Pad4 min read
Published in iPad Only·Jun 9, 2020iPadOS Manual for Power UsersOne thing that has been difficult to find is a list of all the useful tips and tricks for iPad users. This is an evolving list aimed at solving that issue. Updates: 6/12/20, noted by @@. General IPadOS Change Logs [Apple] App switching: swipe to the R on the bottom bar…I Pad7 min readI Pad7 min read
Published in Subjectively·Jun 4, 2020Ten Lessons Learned From My First Healthcare HackathonI attended the MIT COVID19 Challenge Beat the Pandemic II Hackathon this past weekend (5/29–5/31). As a resident physician, solving pain points in the healthcare industry has always interested me. This was my first hackathon, but it certainly won’t be my last. Shout out to all the organizers for creating…Hackathons6 min readHackathons6 min read
