webOS
HP would’ve sold webOS and Palm assets for $1.2 billion
The past several months at HP have been very confusing. HP was going to spin off its PC division, sell webOS, and (in my mind)
HP finally does the right thing: WebOS is now open source
WebOS has had quite an interesting life. It was developed by Palm to run the Pre, but smartphone and its successors were hardly successful. When
HP TouchPad Go spotted in the wild
Well, HP is certainly not putting the above tablet into mass production anytime soon, if at all, but it's still nice to see the Opal/TouchPad
I hope webOS doesn't end up in HP's hands after all this
Yesterday, newly-hired HP CEO Meg Whitman held a meeting to discuss the future of webOS, a pretty hefty investment of $1.2 billion back on April
HP may remain in the tablet business thanks to Meg Whitman
After all the turmoil that HP has been through, the surprising choice of Meg Whitmas as the new CEO actually seems to be steering the
HP keeping PC division, hopefully webOS, too
So, it seems that RIM isn't the only company that can't come up with a truthful thing to say. Today, HP announced that it has
HP deciding fate of webOS, Palm this week
Over the summer, HP killed off its webOS division. It sent shockwaves throughout much of the mobile industry, since webOS was once owned by Palm,
Leo Apotheker is gone, Meg Whitman takes his place as HP CEO
I'm not going to say that I don't understand the tech industry right now, because that's far from the truth. But I'm also not going
HP TouchPad Go leaked images make us mourn its death
The TouchPad Opal, little brother to the HP TouchPad, was a good-looking 7-inch tablet with the added distinction of running WebOS. Unfortunately, with the death
HTC may consider purchasing WebOS
Although Samsung has fervently denied rumors that they would purchase the recently deceased WebOS, new information from Taiwan hints that the OS may be getting
