HP's Apotheker: WebOS focused on the right apps, showcasing developersZDNet (blog) - Larry Dignan - 4 Jun, 2011Hewlett-Packard CEO Leo Apotheker said the company's plan for the WebOS is on “getting the right applications on our devices” and then showcasing them in a “magazine type of an approach. ... |
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Hewlett-Packard Plans $3 Billion Stock Buyback This QuarterBloomberg - Aaron Ricadela - Jun 2, 2011Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) Chief Executive Officer Leo Apotheker said the computer maker plans to buy back $3 billion of its stock this quarter, part of an effort to boost returns for shareholders amid a ... |
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H-P to buy back at least $3 bln in stock, says CEOMarketWatch - Roger Cheng - Jun 2, 2011NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Hewlett-Packard Co. /quotes/comstock/13*!hpq/quotes/nls/hpq HPQ -0.45% Chief Executive Leo Apotheker said the company plans to buy at least $3 billion of its stock in the third quarter. "The stock looks cheap," ... |
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Would Licensing webOS Help Or Hurt HP?InformationWeek - Eric Zeman - Jun 2, 2011HP also plans to add webOS to printers, laptops, and other devices, which might let the company collect the critical mass it needs to compete with the big boys. By Eric Zeman InformationWeek Both HP CEO Leo Apotheker and Jon Rubinstein, the former CEO ... |
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Is Léo Apotheker the right man for HP?MarketWatch - Therese Poletti - Jun 2, 2011SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) " The honeymoon for Hewlett-Packard Co.'s chief executive Léo Apotheker has come to an abrupt end " if there ever was one to begin with. In recent weeks the technology giant has surprised ... |
Third-Party Devices, Easy App Development Could Lift webOSPCWorld - Robert Dutt - Jun 2, 2011HP CEO Léo Apotheker made it clear that his won't be the only company to offer smartphones, tablets and other devices based on the webOS platform it acquired when it purchased Palm last year. Speaking at All Things D's D9 ... |
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HP's Apotheker plans to extend WebOS to other vendorsInquirer - Dean Wilson - Jun 2, 2011MAKER OF EXPENSIVE PRINTER INK HP is planning to offer WebOS to other vendors, which could put it in competition with Microsoft's Windows operating system. Responding to a question at the All Things Digital conference in Rancho Palos ... |
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HP CEO says open to licensing WebOS softwareReuters - Poornima Gupta, Sarah McBride - Jun 1, 2011PALOS VERDES, Calif./SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co sees the WebOS software it acquired from Palm running devices besides its own and is open to licensing the operating system, Chief Executive Leo Apotheker said. "I happen to believe that ... |
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HP seeks bigger role in softwareFinancial Times - Joseph Menn - Jun 1, 2011Hewlett-Packard pledged to become a much bigger force in software, as the group said it would look beyond its traditional close partners Microsoft and Intel, and become more of an integrated supplier ... |
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Rubinstein Opens Door to Licensing WebOSPCWorld - Nancy Gohring - Jun 1, 2011HP is open to licensing the WebOS operating system, but only to very select companies, an executive said on Wednesday. "HP is more than willing to partner with one or two special companies," said Jon Rubinstein, ... |
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HP sets sights on rivals with webOS softwareNewsday (subscription) - Ryan Nakashima - Jun 1, 2011(AP) -- Hewlett-Packard Co. will soon include its webOS system for smartphones on all its PCs, upcoming tablet computer and higher-end printers, putting it in competition with operating software from Apple, ... |
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HP prepared to license webOS: CEOAFP - Jun 1, 2011RANCHO PALOS VERDES, California " Hewlett-Packard chief executive Leo Apotheker said Wednesday that the US computer giant is prepared to license the webOS operating system of newly acquired Palm to other companies. "I happen to believe that webOS is a ... |
HP has big plans for webOSSan Jose Mercury News - Troy Wolverton - Jun 1, 2011Hewlett-Packard CEO, Leo Apotheker talks about his vision and strategy for his company during press conference at the W Hotel in San Francisco on March 14, 2011. (Gary Reyes /Mercury News) RANCHO PALO VERDES -- Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) ... |
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Can HP Release a Perfect TouchPad?PC Magazine - Lance Ulanoff - Jun 1, 2011HP CEO Leo Apotheker has a vision for WebOS and the TouchPad that goes beyond pure Apple iPad competition. By Lance Ulanoff HP chief executive Leo Apotheker has one simple rule for his company's forthcoming TouchPad: be perfect. ... |
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HP boss sets sights on rivals with webOSNewsday (subscription) - Jun 1, 2011By AP (AP) -- Hewlett-Packard Co. CEO Leo Apotheker put rival operating systems makers in his cross-hairs Wednesday, saying the giant computer maker will soon put its webOS system on more than 100 million devices a year and license it to other hardware ... |
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WebOS: Coming to a Non-HP Device Near You?PCWorld - Harry McCracken - Jun 1, 2011HP isn't interested in licensing WebOS...but may work with "one or two special companies." By Harry McCracken, Technologizer Here at Qualcomm's Uplinq conference, reporter Kevin Maney is interviewing Jon Rubinstein, former head of Palm and now the guy ... |
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H-P's Rubinstein sees strong future in mobileMarketWatch - Dan Gallagher - Jun 1, 2011SAN DIEGO (MarketWatch) " Jon Rubinstein, head of Hewlett-Packard's Palm unit, said Wednesday that the mobile device market is still in its early stages and has plenty of opportunity for the company's slate of smartphones ... |
Hewlett-Packard Plans To Aggressively Push WebOSWall Street Journal - Ian Sherr - Jun 1, 2011RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. (Dow Jones)--Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) will aggressively market its WebOS operating system to other hardware manufacturers, part of a strategy to push the highly regarded operating system ... |
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HP CEO: We might license WebOSCNET - Erica Ogg - Jun 1, 2011During an interview at the D9 conference today, Hewlett-Packard CEO Leo Apotheker dropped a mini-bombshell: HP would consider licensing its mobile operating system, WebOS, to other hardware makers. I happen to believe that WebOS is a ... |
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HP boss Apotheker: It's good to be humongousCNET - Rafe Needleman - Jun 1, 2011At the D9 conference, Hewlett-Packard CEO Leo Apotheker defended the tech giant's size compared with smaller companies (all tech companies are smaller) by highlighting HP's capability to provide integrated and complete solutions, ... |
D9: HP's Apotheker on WebOS, Microsoft and Apple's approachThe Seattle Times (blog) - Brier Dudley - Jun 1, 2011RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. -- Seven months after becoming chief executive of the world's largest computer maker, Leo Apotheker came on stage with Walt Mossberg at All Things D and clarified that HP doesn't just make computers. ... |
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D9: HP CEO Apotheker Live!Forbes (blog) - Eric Savitz - Jun 1, 2011Next up at the D: All Things Digital conference, Hewlett-Packard CEO Leo Apotheker, interviewed on stage by Walt Mossberg. Here some of the highlights from their conversation. Mossberg says HP is a large company " the single largest tech ... |
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Hewlett-Packard Veer takes new tack, but repeats old problemsNewsday (subscription) - Troy Wolverton - Jun 1, 2011By AP By Troy Wolverton I've been an aficionado of Hewlett-Packard's webOS operating system since Palm, which HP acquired last year, unveiled it in 2009. But I generally haven't been a big fan of the devices on which you could get webOS. ... |
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HP Partners Impressed By Apotheker's Heavy Lifting On WebOSCRN - Kevin McLaughlin - 4 Jun, 2011WebOS devices have been slow to market and HP still doesn't have a horse in the tablet race. But within HP, CEO Leo Apotheker has been working feverishly to get the IT giant's product groups on board with his vision for WebOS. ... |
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HP Willing to License webOS to Other Device Makers: CEOTechzone360 - Beecher Tuttle - 4 Jun, 2011Hewlett-Packard's newly-inherited webOS platform may soon be made available to select third-party hardware partners, HP CEO Léo Apotheker suggested on Wednesday. The webOS platform, which was picked up by HP ... |
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Throw This Stock AwayMotley Fool - Rick Aristotle Munarriz - 4 Jun, 2011HP is no stranger to my trash heap. I suggested investors dump the stock last September, and it is trading lower today. A lot has happened to HP along the way. It landed a new -- and surprising -- outsider CEO ... |
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HP to license webOS to other manufacturers?Mobot.net (blog) - 4 Jun, 2011In the eternal conflict for mobile OS mastery, plucky webOS is increasingly looking to be fighting a losing battle against the likes of Android, iOS and Windows Phone 7. But HP is considering an interesting move to try and turn the tables on its ... |
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HP Makes Bid for Mobile Eco-System: WebOS May Be Licensed by Others.X-bit Labs - Anton Shilov - 4 Jun, 2011Hewlett-Packard wants its webOS to compete head-to-head against Google Android, Microsoft Windows Phones, the head of the company claims. Apparently, HP does not want to fight against proprietary Apple iOS alone too. ... |
HP open to license WebOS to mobile makersShanzai.com (blog) - 4 Jun, 2011“It's a great OS " why wouldn't we want to offer it to other companies?” said Leo Apotheker, CEO of Hewlett Packard, of WebOS at the All Things D's D9 conference. So who are potential WebOS customers? Appliance makers, small to medium businesses, ... |
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HP open to licensing WebOSAfterdawn.com - James Delahunty - 4 Jun, 2011When Hewlett-Packard Co acquired Palm, one of the biggest factors in that decision was the WebOS rights. The mobile operating system has been repeatedly praised for what it offers to the market, and its acquisition by HP gave the consumer electronics ... |
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