Lilbits: Phosh 0.50.0, unofficial Windows Subsystem for FreeBSD, and Google Japan’s impractical keyboards Some folks at Google Japan have a habit of designing impractical keyboards. A few years ago we saw a single-row keyboard with every letter, number and character laid out along a 5.4 foot strip. There are also Teacup, bubble wrap, and spoon bending keyboards, among others. Now the company has introduced its latest horribly inconvenient keyboard: the Gboard Dial Version…

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Google Japan Is At It Again, This Time With A Rotary Gboard Google Japan has seemingly become the internet search giant’s outlet for wacky, April Fool’s-esque ideas. We’ve previously seen the 5.5-foot long Gboard Bar, as well as the Möbius…

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Google Japan unveils Gboard Dial Version: Retro rotary keyboard for typing, calls Remember those old rotary phones, where you spun a dial for each number? Google Japan is bringing that vintage vibe back. They've just unveiled a unique

Google Japan unveils Gboard Dial Version: Retro rotary keyboard for typing, calls

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