Sentences with phrase «n't webos»

HTC isn't HP and this isn't webOS.

And the proper spelling of webOS is webOS and not WebOS.

The HP TouchPad sold like the hottest cake around though its no secret all of the craze surrounding the tablet can be attributed to its low price tag and not its webOS platform.

Speaking to LG at the press conference, it was clear that the Watch Urbane LTE isn't the big focus for the coming months: «Don't get us wrong, our main strategy is based on Android Wear, not webOS.

Not exact matches

Not only did the company itself say that webOS isn't necessarily dead, the TouchPad was also sold off at the fire sale price of $ 99.

Hewlett - Packard's webOS platform simply does not have the number of applications nor a sizable enough developer community to compete, Walkley argues.

«Many developers feel the operating system is elegantly designed, and is a respected platform... However, our WebOS devices have not gained enough traction in the marketplace with consumers, and we see too long a ramp - up in market share.»

With such a not - so - impressive history behind it, it will be interesting to see how the platform fares in the smart TV segment and whether LG also goes on to design new smartphone and tablet devices with WebOS.

Given early indications that the Android - based Motorola Xoom and Galaxy Tab are not selling well, that RIM has shipped — not sold — a mere 500,000 BlackBerry PlayBooks, and that HP's webOS TouchPad tablet has garnered only lukewarm reviews, those numbers even strike us as a little ambitious.

Despite evidence that sales of non-iOS tablets will not take off for the next few years, a number of news organizations have launched one - size - fits - all apps for Android tablets to complement their multi-platform, «all access» subscription offerings, and a few have even developed apps for RIM's QNX platform and Palm's webOS software.

Hewlett - Packard did not go into any great detail with the report, other than to state — «HP will discontinue operations for webOS devices, specifically the TouchPad and webOS phones.

However it does not change much to your analysis: not sure that those unfamiliar with WebOS would go that route.

HP was not ready to talk about possible time lines as to when a WebOS slate or WebOS Netbooks would be available, but said it planned to increase the $ 190 million Palm was spending annually on research and development.

WebOS does NOT have the APPs that iPhone and Android boast.

HP has recently declared that they will be holding on to their PC division, but not the TouchPad and the WebOS platform.

In the words of Whitman on the future of webOS, «This is not an easy decision, because we have a team of 600 people which is in limbo.

This since some predict the WebOS may not just be up to the mark and can well be the case of «too little too late.»

The WebOS saga for HP has not been an easy one as the sum total of the losses that HP has accrued with its Palm WebOS venture can be pegged at a staggering 5 billion USD.

People now know what they want from an app, so getting WebOS up to the status of Android or iPhone OS will not be very consuming.

HP's plans of making its WebOS as open source has not been as spontaneous as it might seem, new details on this reveal.

If you are the type that are not happy with the WEBOS experience,... [Read more...]

HP TouchPad features a 9.7 inch display with 1024 x 768 pixels resolution, 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon dual core processor, HP webOS Operating System, 1.3 megapixel front - facing camera with video calling, 3.5 mm audio jack, microUSB connector, WiFi b / g / n, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, Stereo speakers, 16 GB or 32 GB internal memory, Browser with Full Flash support, Compass, light sensor and a 6300 mAh battery.

WebOS and product renders just won't be enough.

Who would want the same old dog (Marvell CPU) to replace a dead one when a newer one (a faster CPU) with a better mindset (Android, iOS, webOS, etc.) won't crap on your furniture (Torch 9800)?

Here's our wishlist: there is some more shipments of TouchPad (maybe the craze is what is liked here), a new TouchPad comes in the scene, price remains low (if not as low as $ 100) and the WebOS flourishes.

With that the rumor mills suddenly became abuzz with news that the WebOS that has been specifically designed for use in mobile devices may be a better choice than the Windows 7 OS which is said to be too demanding on battery and the processor and is one that has not be designed for tablet or other mobile devices specifically.

While webOS is fine, I don't like HP TouchPad in its current configuration for the following reasons:.

Not only is the TouchPad setup to enter the Australian market but so is other webOS products.

Both have been dilly dallying in coming up with a Tablet PC with Acer denying consistently whether it has a Tablet up its sleeve while HP does not seem to be able to make up its mind between the WebOS or Windows7 that its forthcoming Slate will be running.

The company is not giving up on its billion dollar Palm investment and instead will be licensing webOS to interested parties.

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I am interested in Palm's next tablet (I am not saying HP, just no...) and webOS is very interesting to me.

During this time, we stand by our commitment to our webOS customers and will work to ensure that support and service for customers are not adversely affected.

We're just over three weeks away from the HP TouchPad making its entrance into the tablet market, which is exciting not only because we really want to get our hands on the slate, but also because it's great to see some more fresh webOS hardware arriving on store shelves.

The last Good E-Reader News has Palm announcing today that they were waiving the App Catalog submission fee for people who develop applications for the Palm WebOS and they did not stop there.

With its vibrant 9.7 - inch diagonal flush capacitive multitouch display, virtual keyboard, instant - on access, support for Adobe ® Flash ® Player 10.1 beta in the browser and access to thousands of webOS applications, (2) TouchPad works the way you do and is designed not just for fun but for mobile productivity.

And the fact that HP didn't make any progress with its new webOS phones, the Pre 3 and Veer, didn't help either.

One of the hallmarks of webOS is that you don't really have to care about what messaging client you're using to communicate.

With webOS not looking likely for any time soon on Sprint, your options are...

HP hasn't made many changes to Synergy, which webOS uses to aggregate multiple accounts to populate your contacts and calendar and keep everything in sync.

If the Apple, Android, or RIM OSes don't appeal to you, you can opt for the Palm Pre and its promising webOS platform.

Sorry WebOS and Android fans, there» s not currently a version available for your respective platforms.

However, that hasn't stopped Amazon.com from putting up a product page dedicated to the world's first WebOS based tablet, complete with a few user reviews as well as a couple of pictures of the upcoming tablet.

Also this couldn't come at a better time for Inventec after the way it experienced a slow down after Hewlett - Packard bid adieu the tablet business and ceased the production of WebOS - based TouchPad tablets.

However, that hasn't stopped Amazon.com from putting up a product page dedicated to the world's first WebOS based tablet, complete with a few user reviews as... [Read more...]

Going with the TouchPad tablet may not be a very logical step now that HP had dropped the WebOS tablet from its list of products.

The discount though has not been entirely in vain as Woot reported having sold 612 of the WebOS running tablets during the period.

However, that there haven't been any takers to date for the WebOS shouldn't come as much of a surprise.

When the WebOS tablet was first launched, there weren't many takers of the same.

There is also the factor of webOS not being something that HP would continue to support.