Everything webos
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. But what does all this mean for the iMore crowd? In the short term it means you’ll be seeing at least a few webOS apps made available in the App Store and in your browser.
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,
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Chris, Ed, and Rene talk Apple value, RIM’s latest results, the uptake of
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Kevin, Phil, Derek, Daniel, Georgia, and Rene take at look
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
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Phil, Adam, Derek, Jay, and Rene talk Amazon Kindle Fire
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Georgia and Ashley Esqueda talk Android Xoom 2, geek dating dos and don’ts,
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Marc, Seth, and Rene iterate through Adobe Un-blur and CSS Shaders, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, TAT’s Cascade, interrogate webOS developer Zhephree
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Kevin, Phil, Derek, Dan, and Rene talk Windows Phone from
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Phil, Kevin, Derek, and Rene discuss Apple’s iPhone 4S event, the Nexus Prime, BlackBerry BBX and superphones, the Amazon
