Webos
This is sad that HP killed its TouchPad. HP announced recently it will no longer produce hardware running its webOS mobile operating system, discontinuing operations on future TouchPad tablets and the Pre smartphone devices.
“Yesterday we announced that we will focus on the future of webOS as a software platform but we will no longer be producing webOS… Continue reading
Hewlett-Packard is currently working on something interesting: it is planning to bring its WebOS mobile operating system to cars and appliances, The Wall Street Journal reported. The idea would let your products, that you currently use in the home or while on the road, to have touch screens that connect to the Web and deliver WebOS functionality… Continue reading
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HP Veer 4G is arriving on AT&T for $99.99 with a two-year contract this 15 May, the carrier announced. It will be the first HP branded webOS device that runs the latest OS on a tiny form factor device.
The smartphone offers a color choice of black and white with a 2.6-inch 320 x 400 display, an 800MHz… Continue reading
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On Wednesday, the smallest webOS handset was revealed, HP Veer, with other impressive specifications. The Veer is amazingly small at 3.31 x 2.15 x 0.59 inches (84 x 54.5 x 15 mm) and it only weighs 3.63 oz (103 g). Its other features include:
- Display: 2.6 inches TFT capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors with 320 x 400
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Is the Palm Pre 2 arriving this Feb 17? Although there is no official confirmation, but certain rumours is stating its arrival on Verizon this month.
The webOS 2.0 phone will be available on “all channels” starting Feb. 17, signifying Verizon will have the phone available. A third-party retailer’s site confirmed the news as it has details… Continue reading
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Folks over Engadget have leaked shots of HP and Palm’s WebOS tablet. Code-named Topaz, the shot, as you can see above, shows a slim, pearly black tablet.
Topaz is speculated to arrive with a 9-inch screen, in a sleek evolution of Palm’s original design of the Pre smartphone. Besides, it would also sport a front-facing camera… Continue reading
Is HP launching a WebOS tablet this February 9? It seems so, as the executive vice president of HP’s Personal Systems Group, confirmed this piece of news during a recent television interview.
HP’s Todd Bradley, in an interview with CNBC, confirmed that they will be launching their WebOS-running tablet on Feb. 9 at an event in San… Continue reading
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Kobo becomes Android friendly! “Now the fastest-growing mobile platform, Android has many new devices that are great for eReading,” said Kobo CEO Michael Serbinis. Kobo eReader comes pre-loaded with over two million eBooks, especially designed for book lovers, with adjustable font sizes for the comfort of your eyes.
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Exciting news from Palm! Palm declared that it will be launching a developer-friendly endorsement on all paid apps in the App Catalog. Starting June 18th and ending July 9th, the endorsement will put a discount on every paid app in the App Catalog by 50%. Palm will subsidize the promotion and pay developers the full retail price for… Continue reading
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Palm’s WebOS is coming to “Web-connected printers,” and possibly tablets! Yes, HP is soon to launch printers that runs webOS and comes with touchscreens that make it easy to print from the web without having to use a computer. HP also wants to make printing from smartphones, and other mobile devices, easier for consumers.
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