B. Holbrook is working on ways to operate a cutting-edge, million dollar medical scanner with the help of a discontinued model Palm smartphone that he bought online for $50. HP had bigger things in mind for webOS when it paid $1.4 billion to buy Palm...

"Just as the iPod changed the shape of the music industry, the Fine Art book industry is on the brink of a paradigm change," he said. "The current e readers are simply the Palm Pilot blown up to a bigger size." Dziamba said. Dziamba says in his blog...

HP mismannaged WebOS so badly that I hardly see a come back.. Palm is long gone, and with it, everythiing else... Even Microsoft knows that it needs to mix its FUD in with positive points about WP7. Meg impresses me less each time she opens her mouth.

The same exact feature that they’re copying for an OS release four months later. Stay classy, Apple. It’s not as if Android hasn’t used other mobile OS platforms as an influence. The app switch feature in Ice Cream Sandwich is basically a version of...

The Open WebOS project follows HP’s failure to make headway against Android and Apple’s iOS with its proprietary WebOS platform. HP wrote off $3.3 billion in 2011 for winding down the WebOS device business. That’s 2.5 times as much as the company paid...

"Apple is doing great -- they're on fire -- but iOS is a closed system," said Whitman, addressing head-on HP's decision to contribute the Palm WebOS operating system to the open-source community. "Google may end up being a closed system, too, as they...