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iOS 6: Higher hanging fruit

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, May 31, 2012 a 6:15 pm

What will Apple bring to iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad with iOS 6? What will be the "tentpole" features to take Apple's mobile software into 2013? With WWDC 2012 coming in just over a week, and an iOS 6 beta widely expected to come with it, now's the perfect time to take a look and see what makes sense.

We've already seen some of what is likely coming in iOS 6, including a new version of the Maps app that replaces Google data with Apple data. It wouldn't surprise us in the least if it brings turn-by-turn navigation with it either, by way of Siri...

But what else could Apple bring with iOS 6?

Mobile Nations 16: People who do things

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, May 30, 2012 a 7:55 am

Kevin from CrackBerry.com, Phil from Android Central, Derek from webOS Nation, Daniel from WPCentral, Gary from Mobile Nations, and Rene from iMore talk iPhone 5 and iOS 6, BlackBerry 10, Samsung Galaxy S III and Jellybean, Windows 8, ecosystems vs. best of breed, and... the Facebook Phone. This is Mobile Nations!

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Mobile Nations 15: BlackBerry 10, HTC One, Lumia 900, new iPad

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, Apr 25, 2012 a 11:35 am

Kevin, Phil, Derek, Simon, Jay, and Rene talk BlackBerry 10, HTC One, Nokia Lumia 900, the new iPad, something something webOS, and Google Drive. This is Mobile Nations!

Oracle decided not to buy BlackBerry or Palm, denies the world Ellison helmed webOracleBerry

By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, Apr 17, 2012 a 9:27 pm

HP open sources Enyo framework, makes webOS-style apps possible for iPhone, iPad

By Derek Kessler, Wednesday, Jan 25, 2012 a 9:01 pm

HP has made good on releasing a roadmap for their webOS open source initiative and, as part of it, have fully open sourced the Enyo 2.0 application framework.

TouchPad Go gets reviewed; or the 7-inch war that never was

By Rene Ritchie, Wednesday, Dec 28, 2011 a 11:14 am

Full review of HP's never announced, never released, 7-inch TouchPad Go, the webOS-powered iPad competitor that could have been

Derek Kessler of our newly renamed sibling site, webOS Nation, has got his snarky, geeky hands on the krayt dragon of the gadget world, and done up a complete and proper TouchPad Go review.

Stock Talk 02: Apple value, RIM results, Android uptake

By Rene Ritchie, Friday, Dec 23, 2011 a 12:08 pm

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Chris, Ed, and Rene talk Apple value, RIM's latest results, the uptake of Android, webOS going open source, Microsoft's mobile chances, HTML5 platforms, the future of LTE, and the year ahead. This is Mobile Nations Stock Talk.

Mobile Nations 12: 2011 Year in Review

By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, Dec 20, 2011 a 11:48 am

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Kevin, Phil, Derek, Daniel, Georgia, and Rene take at look at the year in mobile, from BlackBerry to Android, webOS to Windows Phone, iPad to iPhone. Highs, lows, great new devices, frustrating delays, devastating losses, and a look ahead to 2012. This is Mobile Nations!

HP open sources webOS

By Rene Ritchie, Friday, Dec 9, 2011 a 1:55 pm

HP announced today that they're going to open source the webOS operating system that once upon a time ran Palm Pre and HP Touchpad software, and showed the world how elegant multitasking metaphors and synergistic data handling was meant to be done. Derek Kessler from PreCentral pegs it thusly:

Mobile Nations 11: Cheap tablets and cloud music

By Rene Ritchie, Friday, Nov 18, 2011 a 10:31 am

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Phil, Adam, Derek, Jay, and Rene talk Amazon Kindle Fire pros and cons, Porsche's BlackBerry and phones as fashion, webOS indecisions, and Google Music vs. iTunes Match vs. Amazon Cloud vs. Zune Pass and more! This is Mobile Nations!