Hewlett-Packard sees a future for its mobile operating system that extends beyond smartphones and tablets. Which companies are expressing an "enormous amount of interest"? CNET contributor Don ...
HP's webOS tablet, the TouchPad, may not have set the market alight, but the company is hoping a broader playing-field for the platform might make a big difference. webOS chief Stephen DeWitt told the ...
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Hewlett-Packard is working to convince vendors in the home appliance and automotive industries that its mobile operating system, webOS, can help them make their products smarter, the Wall Street ...
Palm's name may have recently been revived in a small way, quite literally, with a tiny companion Android phone. Ever since it got bought then sold by HP, however, Palm has been nothing more than a ...
The TouchPad is rumored to be bombing at retail, but that isn’t slowing down HP’s plans for webOS. Much like Google’s Android ambitions, HP is hoping to embed webOS in smart appliances, gadgets, cars, ...
HP is looking to extend the reach of its webOS operating system – from your handheld device to your kitchen counter. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal today, Stephen DeWitt, the head of ...
LG acquires the troubled mobile operating system from Hewlett-Packard, getting software, engineering talent, and HP licenses acquired from Palm. Roger Cheng Former Executive Editor / Head of News ...
Hewlett-Packard is looking to expand its WebOS platform beyond smart phones and tablets and bring it to cars and appliances. According to The Wall Street Journal, HP envisions a world where many of ...
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