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 HP Says 'So Long' to WebOS Devices Hewlett-Packard shocked the mobile world announcing Thursday it would discontinue support for its WebOS mobile operating system used in smartphones and tablets. Share:   |
 HP Lowers Financial Guidance With WebOS Shutdown After pulling the plug on its webOS phones and tablet computers Thursday, Hewlett Packard said it expected to be less profitable during its current fiscal quarter. Share: |
Apple Again Cites Inaccurate Evidence in Samsung Patent Case Court documents comparing the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S have misleading images. Share: |
After WebOS, Who's Next To Fall? Assessing the mobile OS field and the players' chances of thriving -- or surviving -- another year. Share: |
HP to Acquire Info Management Software Firm Autonomy After half a day of frenzied speculation from the IT industry, Hewlett-Packard has confirmed that it is acquiring information management software vendor Autonomy. Share: |
10 Questions for HP about WebOS The implications of Hewlett-Packard's decision to abandon its WebOS product line are still emerging. Share: |
HP's WebOS Crashes Under Apple, Android Pressure Analysis: In its restructuring, Hewlett-Packard will find a challenging market for mobile wares -- especially since the trend is to do the opposite and vertically integrate development. Share: |
Surge in Attachment Spam a Sign of Desperation, Say Experts Botnet criminals have flooded the Internet with a surge of attachment spam in recent weeks. Share: |
iPad 3 Production Begins in October, Report Says The next edition of Apple's tablet is expected to retain the screen size of the current edition, but boast twice the resolution. Share: |
A Cable Company May Soon Supply Your Wireless Service Sprint is reportedly marketing the struggling Clearwire to cable companies, who could then bundle yet another tech service. Share: |
Anonymous Breaches Another US Defense Contractor The politically oriented hacking group has released 1GB of what is says are private e-mails and documents from an executive of a U.S. defense company. Share: |
AT&T Kills Low-Tier Text Messaging Plan, Pushes Unlimited Usage For new customers, the choice is between a pricey per-text fee and an unlimited usage plan. Share: |
Firefox 7 Beta Puts Priority on Performance With Firefox 7 the browser's maker Mozilla puts the focus on performance and not taxing host systems Share: |
HP's PC Spinoff Puts Heat on Microsoft with Windows 8 Microsoft must prove its operating system can serve the mobile market as it grows in importance and desktop systems diminish. Share: |
Car Theft Achieved via Text Message -- But Don't Panic Hackers who discovered the vulnerability are working with the car manufacturer to fix it. Share: |
Inspector Gadgets: Windows 7 Gadgets for Monitoring Your PC These Windows desktop gadgets can give you a sneak peek inside the inner workings of your PC. Share: |
Charging Stations May be 'Juice-Jacking' Data from Your Cellphone Hacker demonstrates sabotage of a charging station to deposit malware or siphon data from phones plugged in to invigorate. Share: |
Apple Cracks Down on Alleged Knockoff Sales in New York City Apple has filed a lawsuit against alleged unauthorized iPod, iPhone, and iPad accessories suppliers in Queens, New York. Share: |
Google Provides Weather Forecast on Maps Google is providing current weather information and cloud data from around the world on its Google Maps application, by an arrangement with The Weather Channel's... Share: |
WebOS: What Went Wrong? HP has decided to discontinue WebOS tablets and phones, perhaps the last blow to a once-promising mobile operating system. Share: |
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HP Says 'So Long' to WebOS Devices Hewlett-Packard shocked the mobile world announcing Thursday it would discontinue support for its WebOS mobile operating system used in smartphones and tablets. Share: | HP Lowers Financial Guidance With WebOS Shutdown After pulling the plug on its webOS phones and tablet computers Thursday, Hewlett Packard said it expected to be less profitable during its current fiscal quarter. Share: |
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