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Again I’m continuing to rant about webOS. Presuming it won’t die out — and I think webOS is the only reason why HP bought Palm and they’ll do anything to make it a success — HP needs to do something about it to excite the market and the media about the platform. Android is taking…
There’s a big shakeup at HP concerning webOS as former Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein will be stepping aside to allow HP’s Stephen DeWitt to drive the growth of webOS. Jon Rubinstein has been the public face of webOS since its introduction with the original Pre and he was even the person who unveiled the Pre…
There’s potentially some bad news if you’re a webOS fan on Sprint, as a new rumor suggests that the Pre 3 won’t be coming to Sprint and that HP has no immediate plans to produce webOS products for this carrier in the immediate future. The report comes from unnamed sources at Thisismynext and its a…
HP’s recently launched tablet, the TouchPad, didn’t exactly get the type of reviews the company thought it deserved. Jon Rubinstein, the head of Palm, went so far as to claim that webOS is like Mac OS X, which had a rough start, but then grew up to become the best desktop operating system on the…
When you think of cutting-edge technology and tablets, you probably think of Russell Brand, right? Wait, you don’t. Well, that makes sense but HP is tapping the movie star to promote its just-released TouchPad with webOS. Calling it his “robot butler,” Russell Brand does his usual cheeky bits about why you should get this tablet…
HP’s recently launched tablet, the TouchPad, didn’t really get too many positive reviews right out the gate, but that’s not stopping the company from launching several new versions of the device over the next few months. According to documents obtained by Pre|Central, HP is going to release a 64 GB white TouchPad in August with…
HP, who purchased Palm in April 2010 and then killed the brand, mind you that internally the folks who once worked at Palm still refer to themselves as Palm, recently launched their answer to Apple’s iPad: the TouchPad. Yes, the name is bland, but it got a lot of people excited because it was the…
Just a friendly reminder, folks, that the HP TouchPad, that sexy webOS tablet we’ve been waiting months for, is now available for purchase. If you’ve been longing for a decent alternative to the iPad or the swatch of Android tablets floating around, you might want to give the HP TouchPad a try. Early reviews have…
The HP TouchPad has been reviewed by the tech press at large, and as the first webOS tablet, there’s a lot riding on it. Unfortunately for HP, it looks like it has failed to meet the expectations of many. The TouchPad has a 9.7-inch 1024 x 768 touchscreen, with a 1.3 megapixel camera on the…
The HP TouchPad is the sexy webOS tablet we’d all been waiting for. With Android tablets failing to make a huge splash, the HP TouchPad was really our only hope against the reigning king of the tablet world – the Apple iPad. When HP presented it during its webOS conference, it looked incredibly hot and…