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If you have been following the Palm saga, then you should be aware that HP bought Palm for a good chunk of change a few weeks back. But when following the acquisition the question remained what HP would do with webOS. In attempts to dethrone the titans, Apple and Google, Hp will stick with webOS and ...

If you have been keeping up with HP’s acquisition of Palm, then listen up as it looks like they will be issuing a tablet onto the world in the near future. The PalmPad is sure to be interesting as it is said it will ship with a digital pen. In documents from the USPTO (United States ...

Now that even British Airways is letting customers bypass the usual hassle of airport check-ins via their BlackBerry smartphones, it is clear that the real green revolution is underway. This is not the same one being pushed by President Obama and his calls to reduce our ever growing consumption of energy (though it will definitely ...

In recent news HP had taken some chump change out of its piggy banks and bought the somewhat dying Palm. The buyout reportedly stems from HP’s interest in simply acquiring certain patents that Palm has been holding since their filings mainly webOS. According to the rumor mill, HP will be withdrawing from the Microsoft or Google ...

During a recent announcement, HP’s CEO Mark Hurd publicized that their purchase of the dying Palm Company will help expand HP into other types of products and software. Some sources initially speculated that the acquisition indicated HP’s interest in Palm’s smartphone products “in order to enhance our intellectual property in the fast growing and profitable ...

Besides the Palm Pre, i don't think any other Palm devices have been competitive lately. I hope this HP-Palm marriage revitalizes what Palm products used to be years ago, when we would call any smartphone looking device a "Palm." With the new developements with the  Android, Blackberry, and Apple applications, Palm is going to have to compete ...