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A few days ago we received the sad news that HP was discontinuing webOS devices. The only good news out of that was for gadget lovers - HP has slashed prices on the recently released TouchPad (it's already out-of-stock at Walmart online). The bad news for HP, beyond the bad press and bad stock prices, was that Microsoft leaped on
Today HP announced they are discontinuing operation for webOS devices including the Touchpad and webOS phones. WebOS was originally developed by Palm and first released as the Palm Pre in 2009. In 2010 HP purchased Palm. The Touchpad and HP Veer and HP Pre 3 were all announce in February 2011. Unfortunately they couldn’t penetrate the market and sales were
It's finally the end of the line for Palm and WebOS. HP killed off the Palm name a few months ago and it now looks like it's fatal for WebOS too. In a press release today, HP reported "that it plans to announce that it will discontinue operations for webOS devices, specifically the TouchPad and webOS phones. HP will continue
The HP TouchPad came on to the market with two main criticisms, first the lack of apps, and second, pricing was on a par with the iPad 2. Even with these two points, most reviews gave the TouchPad the number 2 tablet slot for WebOS's ease-of-use. A month on from the TouchPad's launch, much of the original criticism can be
My HP TouchPad arrived on my doorstep last Tuesday and it's been an interesting week since I opened the box. Here are a few thoughts on the first WebOS tablet. First impressions do count and the box itself started well. It has an almost airtight sliding drawer construction that makes it impossible to open quickly. This slowly reveals the TouchPad as it pulls
HP came back from the long holiday weekend with the announcement of a brand new Color Laser Printer. The HP LaserJet Pro 100 color MFP M175nw is a compact design that is great for home or small business use. The printer has both ethernet annd WiFi for connectivity to your network. It also comes with HP Auto-Off and Instant-on Technology
Add Pad by Dragongears is one of those little apps that you never knew you needed, but now that it's on your smartphone, it's indispensable. Add Pad can simply be described as a notebook that adds up. Any number encountered in the text is added to a running total shown in the bottom right of each note. The top level