Hewlett-Packard is preparing to roll out new tablets based on its webOS platform, acquired with its purchase of struggling phone manufacturer Palm in April. Last month, HP's CTO for global gaming ...

WebOS, the software behind HP’s failed TouchPad tablet and Palm’s failed Pre smartphones, is getting another shot at life as an open source operating system. That means anyone, from bedroom ...

There's been nothing but upside for Android as a platform recently, making HP's decision to scrap its plans to release a tablet running Google's OS something of a rare defeat. Taking into account the ...

Web OS was dead when HP bought Palm. Are you kidding? Web OS never had a chance on a Tablet or any other PC like device. Nobody cares about developing for it. The developers do just fine with Android ...

Unless Apple significantly revamps iOS for the iPad, it’s going to be blown away by HP’s upcoming WebOS TouchPad tablet when it comes to multitasking. HP unveiled the TouchPad today at a media event ...

Hewlett-Packard has decided to discard its TouchPad tablet along with its PC business. So what is a TouchPad owner to do? First I want to talk about what might be done with almost a quarter million ...

I think its a shame because WebOS was a pretty good platform in terms of design. However, market-wise it has been not as well received and I don't think HP saw themselves able to compete against the ...