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WebOS may be all but dead from an official standpoint -- abandoned by HP , its Enyo development team poached by Google -- but the operating system lives on as an open source project. Now, Phoenix International Communications is living up to its name, picking up the pieces of WebOS and carefully coaxing the operating system to work in an entirely new fashion: as a stand-alone Android app.Other WebOS developers are trying to port the operating system to dedicated pieces of hardware. That's Phoenix's long-term goal as well, but for now, it's focusing at least part of its efforts on a software-based solution to get WebOS working on Android devices that are already out there and in millions of people's hands.Phoenix's WebOS app basically functions in the same way that a virtual machine works on a standard PC, with the phone running both operating systems simultaneously when the app is opened. Phoenix plans to implement hardware acceleration to smooth out the app further down the line to smo...
Hewlett-Packard's personal computer business will retain its position as the world's largest PC manufacturer even after any spinoff, the head of HP's PC business sai...
HP's not happy about the leaked images of its rumored iPad competitor. On Tuesday development teams had an emergency meeting to remind employees that leaking informa...
Hewlett-Packard's TouchPad is back for sale at Best Buy.Unceremoniously killed under HP's former leadership in August after disappointing sales, the device quickly f...
The world's largest maker of PCs wants out of the PC business -- and it's ditching its struggling TouchPad tablet device -- to focus on the high-end server and softw...
Hewlett-Packard has unveiled its entrant in the tablet race, betting a summer release of its "TouchPad" will keep it in the running in a booming market dominated by ...
SAN FRANCISCO -- Palm Inc. a pioneer in the smart phone business that couldn't quite make the comeback it needed, has agreed to be bought out by Hewlett-Packard Co. ...
When you're number one in the world, what do you do next? Quit, of course.At least that seems to be Hewlett-Packard's strategy. The number one maker of personal comp...
WikiLeaks aims to reveal government secrets, but could put military operations at risk; Facebook aims to share information too, but does so to make a buck
One Internet, under no one -- but divisible after all.If there's one thing 2011 will be remembered for, it'll be the year the Internet split in half.In one corner, w...
Research In Motion this week revealed a limited-time offer that aims to bolster sales of its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet to enterprise customers. Between now and Dec....
HP enters the fray with its Touchpad
Hewlett - Packard CEO Meg Whitman on the company’s work on a smartphone and the decision to not buy all or part of Research in Motion.
Look out, Android: Hewlett Packard has made a last ditch effort to salvage its investment in its webOS mobile operating system by making it completely free. By doing...
Hewlett-Packard is preparing a broad push to make it easier to print images and information from the Internet, building an iPhone-style apps market in the process, t...
After giving up on the WebOS-based HP TouchPad after just a couple of months, HP has been keeping a low-profile in the tablet space, content to quietly sell its Wind...
H-P Web OS Unit Senior Vice President Steven DeWitt on the benefits of the operating system of the computer maker’s new tablet.
A year after Hewlett-Packard Co. purchased flailing Palm, the technology behemoth is rolling out the first tablet that uses Palm's webOS operating system.The July 1 ...
Richard Kerris, VP and head of Worldwide webOS Developer Relations in the H-P/Palm Global Business Unit, on the new H-P Touchpad and what will differentiate it in a crowded tablet market.
Zombie tech?The products you thought were dead at HP may not be quite dead just yet.The HP TouchPad, the highly praised WebOS operating system, and the entire PC div...