November 3, 2007
The Synaptics interview preserves a revealing 2007 conversation at the threshold of modern touch computing. Dr. Dave and his guest discuss multi-finger gestures, wearable displays, carrying identity in a phone and walking up to a screen and keyboard, while Dr. Dave keeps returning to the human test: unlimited capacity means little if a system is not usable. Elsewhere, the brothers laugh at a listener finding a proctologist with the same name, Dr. Dave describes missing Dr. Dave's son Nick's games as part of a father's sacrifice and calls youth football a wonderful way to bring a family together. A caller also teaches Dr. Dave an unfamiliar Flash failure, and he openly thanks the listener for adding it to his troubleshooting arsenal.
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