Just 16 months after the acquisition of Palm, HP announced that they will be discontinuing the TouchPad and webOS related operations. With this, the unreleased Pre 3 and the unsold TouchPads will remain unclear, but HP will still explore and optimize webOS. “In addition, HP reported that it plans to announce that it [....]

Now that the Veer is here and the TouchPad will be out on July 1st, the Pre 3 is left in the dust with no confirmed launch date or month. Now, HP webOS fans can finally rejoice – the eagerly waited HP Pre 3 is set to launch in July with Verizon and AT&T. The [....]

If you’re a webOS fan, you are most likely begging HP to release the TouchPad soon. Today, HP officially gives the TouchPad an official release date with a price. Simliar to Apple’s iPad pricing scheme, the TouchPad starts at $499 with 16GB of storage and an extra $100 for the 32GB model. If [....]

Back in 2008, I purchased my first HP laptop. It was the HP/Compaq Presario F761US; it was a budget machine, it wasn’t all too fast, and it for sure fit what I needed back then. What I wanted was a safe, reliable computer that could get me through classwork and programming. That machine [....]

Awhile ago we did a review and announcement of Google Cloud Print. An alternative to Apple’s AirPrint, that allows you to print from anywhere with an internet connection. This is all fine and dandy but the thing is you need a computer to be on and connected to your printer (as well as Google Chrome) for [....]

Ever since the day webOS was introduced in 2009, many have fancied the webOS operating system because quite simply, it’s revolutionary. People say webOS is better than iOS; I’m personally one who seconds that statement. With webOS’s amazing multitasking features, I’ve heard of numerous cases of people switching to the webOS operating system and never [....]

HP announced a new tablet today: the TouchPad. It’s a 9.7″ tablet running webOS. We’ve all been expecting a tablet from HP ever since they purchased Palm. With their grips on the relatively popular operating system, they’ve got something that is a major competitor to the iPad. Specs for the HP TouchPad: 9.7″ [....]

It’s been a while since Palm (or HP) released a new phone. Well, today, they’ve introduced the Palm Pre 2. The Pre 2 features webOS 2.0 with many refinements/new features, a faster 1GHz CPU, 512 MB of RAM, 5 megapixel camera, and a flat glass 3.1 inch display with a resolution of 320×480. [....]

Uh oh, another Palm Pre designer left Palm… Why? Well, mainly because of HP. This is certainly not good news for Palm. The guy’s name is Peter Skillman and he has been with Palm for about 11 years. Unfortunately, just like Michael Abbot, Mike Bell, Lynn Fox, Matias Duarte (A HUGE lost for [....]

Recently, Palm put their company up for sale, and their company was really standing there for a while. Announced earlier today, HP has bought Palm for nearly one billion USD. That’s for sure a lot of money, and I bet the owner of Palm is happy now. But this article isn’t about why [....]

Whoa, this was a total shocker to me… Today, HP bought Palm, which is the company that made the webOS. I was hoping for HTC to buy Palm, but HP will be fine to me. Since HP bought Palm, I’m thinking that they are going to come out with completely new devices from [....]

Ever since Palm has been put up for sale, people have been wondering who would actually BUY them. Many rumors around the internet are saying that HTC is the most likely company to buy it. Other say these companies: Lenovo Dell Nokia Sony Nintendo HP Motorola Google Microsoft Apple As you can see, [....]

There has been a lot of talk about the HP Slate. Now, this is HP’s attempt to attack the Apple iPad. Now, the HP Slate has Windows 7 Home Premium with HP’s custom interface,  a 8.9-inch 1024 x 600 capacitive multitouch display, a 1.6GHz Atom Z530 processor with UMA graphics and an accelerator [....]

I’ve always been a fan of HP until now. HP customer support has really blown me away this time. A lot of their products work nicely, but some of them, like mine, do have some issues. Below, I have a video about me discussing HP’s customer support. Support with every company really does [....]