HP Touchpad Coming in September for $499?
PC Magazine: The 10-inch editon of the HP Touchpad should go for $499 to $599, according to a new report.
PC Magazine: The 10-inch editon of the HP Touchpad should go for $499 to $599, according to a new report.
Mobile Burn: Amazon sets up teaser page for HP's webOS-run iPad rival.
Brighthand: HP mobile division head Jon Rubinstein has bad news for current Palm Pre and Pixi owners.
eWeek: Supposed netbook may join HP's planned tablet PC and new smartphone model in its bid to out-iOS Apple.
Jon Rubinstein, the former CEO of Palm, revealed a bit aboutPalm's future direction as part of HP.
HP finally releases the update to its mobile operating system software but is it too little, too late for mobile management and mobile app developers?
The rumors of a webOS-powered tablet are starting to look more realistic.
The HP CEO hints that printers running Palm's mobile Linux webOS may be able to connect directly to the Internet via Wi-Fi.
An unlikely source say yes, but analysts are skeptical, even at the notion Palm had a mobile computing tablet already in the works.
With another disappointing quarter and the wind at the back of the other mobile device players, Palm may be hunting for options, according to one analyst.
Palm's long-term success could very well rely on the vast customer base of Verizon to help prop up its new webOS-based handsets, so what's keeping the Pixi off the nation's No. 1 carrier?
Palm's first release running on the company's new webOS platform debuts.
Tome aims to help developers get cracking on creating third-party software for Palms upcoming Pre smartphone. You can already read the first chapter online. In related news, it looks like Palms gearing up to support Adobe Flash technology with the webOS.