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Which manufacturer would you like to see pick up webOS?

Webos The fate of HP's webOS, which was acquired during the Palm buyout in April of 2010, has been up in the air since HP hit some turbulence in mid-August. From way out in left field, HP announced plans to spin off PSG and pull out of the webOS...

from 2011 by Taylor Martin 0

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Galaxy Nexus to Verizon; Ban on in-car cell phone use?; webOS is open source and more!

Phonedog Live Recap Last week was full of drama, but this week was full of good news. The Galaxy Nexus is finally available, webOS is given another shot at life, and one of Nokia's much anticipated Windows Phone devices is headed for the U.S. Would it have...

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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Should RIM use webOS?

Business And Money You know how you should be able to tell that I am still rooting for the underdog? Why, after everything that has happened and the fact that I’m not going to see the launch of a new BlackBerry device until the end of 2012 sometime, I’m...

from 2011 by Evan Selleck 0

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Top 5: Worst smartphones of 2011

Android We definitely saw some awesome phones in 2011 and I listed the top 5 smartphones in a previous post, but we also saw some disappointing phones as well. And I'm not just talking about low-end Android phones, though there were plenty of...

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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Top 5: Best tablets of 2011

Android Well, this is it. It's the very last day of 2011 and boy was it a year chock-full of new devices, patent disputes and acquisitions (or attempted acquisitions). We got to witness hundreds of new devices flood shelves, and a large portion of...

from 2011 by Taylor Martin 0

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2011 Year in Review: Top mobile tech stories from 2011

Phonedog Live Recap By the time you read this, we will already be in a new year, but before last year ended, we decided to look back on the biggest mobile tech stores of the past twelve months in the week's episode of PhoneDog Live. There were so many big...

from 2012 by Sydney Myers 0

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Would you use a laptop with a dual-touchscreen design?

Lifestyle During Apple’s quarterly earnings call, there was made mention of the belief that the tablet market would out-pace the PC market in the near future. After that I began to see people agree with that notion, or state that the tablet market...

from 2012 by Evan Selleck 0

HP makes Open webOS official, complete version 1.0 expected in September

News A little over a month ago, HP ended months of rumors claiming that it may be selling or licensing webOS by announcing plans to open source the software that it had bought along with Palm. Today the company finally detailed exactly how it...

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Jon Rubinstein decides to leave HP

News Hot on the heels of HP detailing its plans to make release webOS into the arms of the open source community, a new report has revealed that former Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein has decided to leave HP. According to All Things D, Rubinstein's...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0

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Apple's Q1 earnings; Should jailbreaking be illegal?; RIM's new CEO; Rubenstein leaves HP and more!

Phonedog Live Recap There was plenty to talk about during last week's PhoneDog Live, Episode 36. In fact, there was so much to talk about that we couldn't get to all of it. We started off the show by discussing Apple's mind-boggling first quarter numbers from...

from 2012 by Sydney Myers 0

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Which OS would you use if you could have any app?

Lifestyle The BlackBerry PlayBook by Research In Motion has been out for several months now, and since that launch there has always been talk about the tablet's ability to run Android applications.

from 2012 by Evan Selleck 0

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Could webOS be revitalized in 2012?

Webos If you were to go over to Google right now and type in ‘webOS’ into that familiar search box, you’d see a pretty desolate sort of return. You’ve got some familiar websites that pop up, but you’d have to scroll to the bottom of the search...

from 2012 by Evan Selleck 0

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Slavish copying is never classy, but it inspires needed innovation

Android Mobile platforms have come a long way in a very short time. Just five years ago, Android was an unreleased product, iOS (then called iPhone OS) was brand new, BlackBerry was aging but very much still in charge and Windows Mobile was, well...

from 2012 by Taylor Martin 0

Some webOS Enyo employees said to be jumping from HP to Google

Android It's been a while since webOS was in the headlines, but last night some information related to the platform surfaced, and unfortunately it's not really good news. Sources speaking to The Verge say that several members of the Enyo team will...

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HP's Enyo group touches on recent departures, says team is growing and will be bigger in the future

News Shortly after it was revealed that some of the webOS Enyo team would be leaving HP to join Google, HP put up a post on its official Enyo blog touching a bit on the news. The company confirmed that "some key members" of the Enyo group have...

from 2012 by Alex Wagner 0