Like you said, you still need look at the screen to see if you&#x27;re typing in correctly. I am not sure if you read my original comment, but this is one thing I learned while experimenting that&#x27;s obvious in hindsight. On your computer, you can type <i>completely</i> without looking at your keyboard because you are looking at the monitor&#x2F;screen which is a separate device from the keyboard. On a mobile device, they are a single screen. Which means you still have to look at the screen portion of the &quot;screen&quot; even when you don&#x27;t need to look at the &quot;keyboard&quot; portion. Which is why it doesn&#x27;t make any groundbreaking improvements even if implemented. At best it&#x27;s just some minor add-on convenience. Your steam controllers example is exactly the same as computer keyboards because you&#x27;re looking at a large screen (which is again a separate device from your gamepad) when you&#x27;re playing games.