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The official blog of the Open webOS development effort. April Code Releases Delete the scoop?
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Hewlett Packard (HP) has finally got rid of one of the least known Operating Systems in the world, the webOS, which it had acquired along with the Ame... Delete the scoop?
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Find out what LG's got in store for HP's old webOS smartphone platform. Delete the scoop?
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Palm created a innovative and intuitive mobile operating system with webOS. HP under utilized the OS after purchasing Palm and promising to help build... Delete the scoop?
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Electronics giant HP is selling off the code, staff and technology involved in its WebOS software to Korean firm LG. Delete the scoop?
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LG may be taking a big risk by buying webOS from HP but there are also some great advantages to be had. Delete the scoop?
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HP isn't completely abandoning webOS.
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LG announced yesterday that it would be acquiring webOS from HP to use in LG smart televisions. The company has inherited all of the rights to the source code for webOS, including documentation and engineers, as well as all of its related websites. But what about projects like Open webOS andwebOS Ports? Delete the scoop?
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LG also intends to continue on with the open source contributions to Open webOS, saying that "we firmly believe that open source is one of the best ways to
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The article also reports that many of the HP staff working on WebOS will be moving to LG withslightly better terms & conditions… Maybe it’s not so bad after all. Delete the scoop?
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LG was working with HP webOS Open in smart TVs for several months that was Oct 24th Gram working with LG on an Open webOS TV | webOS Nation plus 4 months until now. Something BIG is LG cooking.
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Welcome to this morning's edition of "First To Know," a series in which we keep you in the know on what's happening in the digital world. We've got our eye on three particular s... Delete the scoop?
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Run #Android Apps in #webOS on the @HP #Touchpad by Phoenix International Communications, via Kickstarter. Delete the scoop?
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Mar 28, 2013 (Menafn - Bangkok Post - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) --Hewlett-Packard (HP), the world's biggest computer maker, has resumed development of WebOS-based tablets in Thailand to capitalise on the high-growth segment and boost revenue. Delete the scoop?
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webOS has by far the wackiest and strangest lifespan in the history of mobile tech. Her'es a comprehensive look at the life and times of webOS Delete the scoop?
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This week it emerged that LG has agreed to buy certain assets from Hewlett-Packard relating to the WebOS operating system, which the US company acquired when it purchased Palm in 2010. The deal demonstrates what can be achieved if open source ... Delete the scoop?
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LG announced plans to use webOS in televisions and possibly other appliances in the future. However, there was no talk of webOS smartphones in the mix. We're left wondering if webOS can survive much longer. Delete the scoop?
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LG says it will use its newly acquired mobile operating system in smart TVs, not mobile devices. But what else does LG have in its smartphone arsenal? Delete the scoop?
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CRN looks at 8 predictions HP executives made about WebOS after the Palm acquisition, including claims about leading the tablet space, that never panned out. Delete the scoop?
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LG and HP announced yesterday that they have partnered with LG to take over the development and production of all things webOS related, with a few caveats. Delete the scoop?
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HP sold its WebOS unit to LG's smart TV business. HP had previously spun off its WebOS business as a new company called Gram.
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The WebOS era at HP (NYSE:HPQ) came to an inauspicious end Monday when the tech giant announced it had sold the mobile operating system to LG Electronics. Delete the scoop?
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HP will indeed sell key pieces of its webOS product and team to LG for use in smart TVs, but contrary to earlier leaked reports, the deal doesn't include the entire webOS portfolio. What's more,...
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Importantly, HP will retain all of the patents associated with Palm and webOS; LG will license it from HP, although neither company would comment on the specifics of the license terms. LG will commit to continued participation in the open-source webOS project, and HP expects to benefit from LG's further development on webOS in the future. Delete the scoop?
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(Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co. said on Monday that it is selling its webOS operating system to LG Electronics Inc. Delete the scoop?
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LG was working with HP webOS Open in smart TVs for several months that was Oct 24th Gram working with LG on an Open webOS TV | webOS Nation plus 4 months until now. Something BIG is LG cooking.