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WordPress Launches First Visual Editor App for WebOS

WebOS is the most underrated mobile operating system on the market.  It has everything but a large user-base.  So, it seems a bit strange that Wordpress has chosen it to be the first recipient of their new visual editor app.  Android, with the largest market share, would have been a no-brainer, iOS would have seemed logical, and Windows Phone would

Add Pad App for HP WebOS Review

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

HP Promotes TouchPad to Europe

At a press conference in Cannes,  HP touted the forthcoming TouchPad as being "better than number one" and announced a few of the European TouchPad flagship partners. HP's senior VP for the Personal Systems Group in EMEA, Eric Cador said, "In the PC world, with fewer ways of differentiating HP’s products from our competitors, we became number one; in the

Drum Kit Apps for WebOS (HP Palm Pre)

Even in the absence of any real musical ability, sometimes it's fun to bash away on a drum kit. Most of the various application catalogues for smartphones have little virtual drum kits so you can drum away whenever the urge to jam comes on. The HP App Catalog for WebOS (that's the Palm Pre series, the Pixi and the Veer) has a

Poster for WebOS and the HP Palm Pre

As regular listeners to the podcast will know, the Geek News Central website is powered by Wordpress. Until now, I've always used the web interface to write posts. "It works" is about the kindest thing you can say about it. Browsing the Palm App Catalog, I came across Poster for Wordpress, an app that allows blogging from the Palm Pre

Palm & WebOS 1.4 – We’re Getting There

Late last week Palm pushed out an upgrade to its WebOS operating system for the Palm Pre and Pixi phones, taking them to version 1.4.  In the past few weeks, Palm has taken a fair amount of flak, primarily from analysts but also from users.  Its performance in Europe hasn't exactly been stellar though it seems to have done well