Oct 15, 2026 · 26 min · 13 segments
Steve Caplin thinks Apple's new Homeview gadget is too expensive for what it does. He is happy to celebrate Japan's Gboard Day, in which local Google engineers conjure up wacky keyboard ideas…
Simon RoseHostAnd it's on a little arm that you can tilt up and down so you can see it from wherever you are.
So as each person approaches it, it gives them whatever information that person needs.
and the size adapts to the distance you are from the screen so if you are the other side of the room it'll show you sort of big text not much of it but the closer you get the more detail it'll show you
i'm sure you can make it increase the size of text for you if you're short-sighted

so do you think it's going to be useful i don't actually know anything about the rival screens
And it's on a little arm that you can tilt up and down so you can see it from wherever you are.
So as each person approaches it, it gives them whatever information that person needs.
and the size adapts to the distance you are from the screen so if you are the other side of the room it'll show you sort of big text not much of it but the closer you get the more detail it'll show you
i'm sure you can make it increase the size of text for you if you're short-sighted

so do you think it's going to be useful i don't actually know anything about the rival screens
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