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Top Five Reasons Why Amazon Should Buy webOS - Oct 3, 2011Whatever future tablets Amazon decides to launch would also be in total sync with the OS. #4 It can be had cheap. HP paid over a billion dollars for Palm in 2010, and given the slumping TouchPad sales, HP could be convinced to hand over webOS for ... |
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HP May Oust CEO Leo Apotheker for eBay's Meg Whitman - Sep 22, 2011During his 11-month tenure, Apotheker slashed sales forecasts repeatedly, backtracked on promises to integrate Palm's web OS software into devices, and struggled to halt a 50 percent plunge in the share price. Marisa Krystian | Sep 22, ... |
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HP May Oust CEO Leo Apotheker for eBay's Meg Whitman - 23 Sep, 2011During his 11-month tenure, Apotheker slashed sales forecasts repeatedly, backtracked on promises to integrate Palm's web OS software into devices, and struggled to halt a 50 percent plunge in the share price. Marisa Krystian | Sep 22, ... |
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HP May Oust CEO Leo Apotheker for eBay's Meg Whitman - 23 Sep, 2011During his 11-month tenure, Apotheker slashed sales forecasts repeatedly, backtracked on promises to integrate Palm's web OS software into devices, and struggled to halt a 50 percent plunge in the share price. Marisa Krystian | Sep 22, ... |
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HP May Oust CEO Leo Apotheker for eBay's Meg Whitman - 22 Sep, 2011During his 11-month tenure, Apotheker slashed sales forecasts repeatedly, backtracked on promises to integrate Palm's web OS software into devices, and struggled to halt a 50 percent plunge in the share price. Marisa Krystian | Sep 22, ... |
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Hewlett-Packard: Is Leo Apotheker to Blame for Company Woes? - 22 Sep, 2011Apotheker also repeatedly cut sales forecasts and backtracked on a pledge to integrate Palm's webOS software into a suite of other HP products. “When he came in, he said he would ramp up research & development (R&D) spending,” Smith noted. ... |
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Hewlett-Packard: Is Leo Apotheker to Blame for Company Woes? - 22 Sep, 2011Apotheker also repeatedly cut sales forecasts and backtracked on a pledge to integrate Palm's webOS software into a suite of other HP products. “When he came in, he said he would ramp up research & development (R&D) spending,” Smith noted. ... |
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Hewlett-Packard: Is Leo Apotheker to Blame for Company Woes? - 22 Sep, 2011Apotheker also repeatedly cut sales forecasts and backtracked on a pledge to integrate Palm's webOS software into a suite of other HP products. “When he came in, he said he would ramp up research & development (R&D) spending,” Smith noted. ... |
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Facebook Could Buy WebOS: Analyst - 16 Sep, 2011... and industry sources have noted Facebook's historic interest in a mobile OS or heavily influencing one," the analyst wrote. The analyst said though webOS failed to gain mass-market traction at Palm and HP, he still believe webOS is desirable. ... |
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HP WebOS Wants to Enter Your Home Appliances and Cars: Wise Move Or Not? - Aug 17, 2011Palm was a smartphone manufacturer responsible for products such as the Pre and Pixi as well as the Treo and Centro smartphones. Palm's devices ran on its own operating systems platform, the webOS, which replaced the Palm OS in 2009. ... |
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HP WebOS Wants to Enter Your Home Appliances and Cars: Wise Move Or Not? - Aug 17, 2011Palm was a smartphone manufacturer responsible for products such as the Pre and Pixi as well as the Treo and Centro smartphones. Palm's devices ran on its own operating systems platform, the webOS, which replaced the Palm OS in 2009. ... |
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HP WebOS Wants to Enter Your Home Appliances and Cars: Wise Move Or Not? - Aug 17, 2011Palm was a smartphone manufacturer responsible for products such as the Pre and Pixi as well as the Treo and Centro smartphones. Palm's devices ran on its own operating systems platform, the webOS, which replaced the Palm OS in 2009. ... |
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HP TouchPad Bombs: Here are Five Other Memorable Tech Flops - Aug 18, 2011Hewlett-Packard is killing its Touchpad tablet and other WebOS devices only a year after it paid about $1.2 billion to acquire Palm to run the OS. HP's TouchPad, announced only in June, earned dismal ... |
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HP TouchPad Bombs: Here are Five Other Memorable Tech Flops - Aug 18, 2011Hewlett-Packard is killing its Touchpad tablet and other WebOS devices only a year after it paid about $1.2 billion to acquire Palm to run the OS. HP's TouchPad, announced only in June, earned dismal ... |
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HP TouchPad Bombs: Here are Five Other Memorable Tech Flops - Aug 18, 2011Hewlett-Packard is killing its Touchpad tablet and other WebOS devices only a year after it paid about $1.2 billion to acquire Palm to run the OS. HP's TouchPad, announced only in June, earned dismal ... |
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HP TouchPad Bombs: Here are Five Other Memorable Tech Flops - 19 Aug, 2011Hewlett-Packard is killing its Touchpad tablet and other WebOS devices only a year after it paid about $1.2 billion to acquire Palm to run the OS. HP's TouchPad, announced only in June, earned dismal ... |
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HP TouchPad Bombs: Here are Five Other Memorable Tech Flops - 19 Aug, 2011Hewlett-Packard is killing its Touchpad tablet and other WebOS devices only a year after it paid about $1.2 billion to acquire Palm to run the OS. HP's TouchPad, announced only in June, earned dismal ... |
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HP WebOS Wants to Enter Your Home Appliances and Cars: Wise Move Or Not? - 18 Aug, 2011Palm was a smartphone manufacturer responsible for products such as the Pre and Pixi as well as the Treo and Centro smartphones. Palm's devices ran on its own operating systems platform, the webOS, which replaced the Palm OS in 2009. ... |
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HP WebOS Wants to Enter Your Home Appliances and Cars: Wise Move Or Not? - 17 Aug, 2011Palm was a smartphone manufacturer responsible for products such as the Pre and Pixi as well as the Treo and Centro smartphones. Palm's devices ran on its own operating systems platform, the webOS, which replaced the Palm OS in 2009. ... |
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Android Still Rules as the Top Mobile OS, Apple iOS Trails - Jul 28, 2011Next on the list are Palm/HP Web OS and Symbian OS with only 2 percent market share each. When it comes to manufacturers, Apple, being the only company manufacturing smartphones with the iOS operating system, continues to the top smartphone maker in ... |
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