Current Windows Phone 8 and upcoming BlackBerry 10 handsets look great, but will people switch? Not likely, and even first-time smartphone owners may balk. It’s a perfect example of old phrase,… Read more »
Do you miss webOS as much as I do? If so and you use Android today, you’ll be happy to see webOS running as an Android app. The project isn’t ready… Read more »
Hewlett Packard is hiring dozens of engineers to work on webOS, which has gone open source in the wake of the doomed Palm acquisition. It’s too late for webOS to ever… Read more »
After buying webOS and Palm for $1.2 billion, HP pulled the plug and open-sourced the platform. The first fruits of that labor are appearing as multiple devices are getting ports of… Read more »
“Our new Mobility Global Business Unit initially will focus on consumer tablets and will expand to additional segments and categories where we believe we can offer differentiated value to our customers.”… Read more »
AT&T will launch the Nokia Lumia 900 next week, and the handset will enjoy massive marketing campaigns from the carrier as well as Microsoft and Nokia. The launch is likely to… Read more »
Searching for a new lease of life, Mozilla is joining forces with Spanish operator Telefónica to build handsets that have web technologies at their heart. But can Mozilla succeed where Palm… Read more »
Jon Rubinstein, the man who helped oversee Palm’s move to a new webOS operating system and later sold the company to Hewlett Packard, has quietly exited the company. It’s an unsurprising… Read more »
2011 is surely a year that Hewlett-Packard would like to forget. It fired its second CEO in two years. It said it might sell its PC business and push WebOS phones… Read more »
After months of sitting on its hands, Hewlett Packard has decided to take its WebOS platform public. That’s a strategy I suggested the company take four months ago, and indicates HP… Read more »