webOS

Palm introduced webOS in 2009 as a new platform for their Palm Pre and Pixi smartphone devices. Palm was then purchased by Hewlett Packard (HP) in 2010. HP continues to perfect webOS as it is considered one of the best operating systems available on the market. With the introduction of new smartphones and tablets in 2011, HP's webOS product will continue to shine.

Is it smart for HP to exclude the existing Palm line from webOS 2.0?

As I mull over the new webOS devices that will be hitting the market in the coming months and what I hope to be a successful “re-launch” of webOS...

Lauren Stern

13 years 10 months ago

Why HP's CEO is absolutely right

When the original Palm Pre was unveiled, it looked like Palm was ready to turn the industry on its head and keep it there. The design of the Pre was...

Evan Selleck

13 years 10 months ago

Why the HP Pre 3 has my attention

Yesterday, HP unveiled three new devices: The HP Veer, the HP Pre 3, and the HP TouchPad. These webOS-based devices are meant to usher in a new era...

Evan Selleck

13 years 10 months ago

HP Veer Hands-On

Aaron gets some hands-on time with the HP Veer, the tiniest member of HP's new smartphone lineup (and the only one they'd let us touch). Despite its...

Aaron Baker

13 years 10 months ago

HP Pre 3 Hands-On

Aaron gets a first look at the HP Pre 3, the company's new flagship smartphone. Though the design is quite similar to the Pre 2, the Pre 3 has a 1...

Aaron Baker

13 years 10 months ago

HP TouchPad Hands-On

Aaron gets a first look at the HP TouchPad, the company's first webOS-powered tablet computer. It has a 1.2 GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, 9.7-...

Aaron Baker

13 years 10 months ago