Geeky gadgetsWindows Phone 7; why, why not, and reader FAQZDNet (blog)However, I honestly did miss all the great Android applications that I have come to enjoy using and there were a couple buggy issues (poor Bluetooth range …HP's Grand Plans For…
CNETHTC's Windows Phone 7 plans: Making Sense?CNETThe Sense UI has already found a home on other HTC handsets, including the Windows Mobile 6.5-based HD2 and the Android-based Hero. …HTC promises Sense UI on Windows 7, Android 3.0Techtree.comHP p…
IntoMobile (blog)All Tom's Guide news of July 23, 2010Tom’s GuideBy Kevin Parrish, published on July 23, 2010 at 6:00 PM Fan of the Android "mascot?" Now you can actually own twelve. Android fans will finally get …HP Decides To Focus On…
Gadget Venue (blog)HP: No Windows Phone 7 Phones, But At Least One TabletI4UBattery life should be good, and there's no reason the UI wouldn't scale up well, but WP7 is so limited compared to something like Android or iOS4. …HP Says No to Win…
IntoMobile (blog)HP Says No to Windows Phone 7ErictricInstead, the Palo Alto, California-based company plans to take on the iPhone and Android devices exclusively with webOS, which HP obtained after it acquired …Microsoft: Solid Today, Shaky Tomorrow…
CNETHP focus on webOS, eschew Windows Phone 7SlashGear (blog)Q: Can you make webOS successful with developers when you're selling Windows Phone 7, maybe Android or Linux at the same time? …HP: WebOS phones only, no Win Phone 7CNETHP's Windows…
Brisbane TimesHP not making Windows Phone 7 devices, focusing on webOS insteadEngadget (blog)Here's the entire exchange: Q: Can you make webOS successful with developers when you're selling Windows Phone 7, maybe Android or Linux at the same ti…
CNETHP: WebOS phones only, no Win Phone 7CNETBut it's clear that between Android and WebOS, Microsoft's offering for mobile isn't nearly as attractive to hardware makers as it once was. …HP's Windows 7 Slate is not dead yetArs Technic…
The AgeHP's Windows 7 Slate is not dead yetArs TechnicaMaintaining and supporting multiple platforms in parallel can be difficult, so it's not surprising that HP decided to put aside its Android plans while it …HP Coy About Windows 7 Tablet P…
CNETHP Tablet Goes Enterprise, WebOS Tablet Due Too?PC WorldIt looks like rumors about the demise of Hewlett-Packard's Windows 7 tablet may be premature, but recent reports say most of you still won't be able to get …Hewlett-Packard, Microsof…
The AgeHP Coy About Windows 7 Tablet PlansInformationWeekTo dedicate more resources to WebOS development, HP has reportedly postponed plans to release a tablet based on Google's Android OS in the fourth quarter of …Brainstorm Tech: HP tablet slat…
wwwery (blog)Windows Tablet Makes Appearance on HP's WebsiteIT Business Edge (blog)By date: HP has put development of its Android tablet on hold and is clearly focused on developing a fleet of devices based on WebOS, which is acquired with …HP Sl…
UberGizmo (blog)HP Slate 500 vs. HP PalmPad: Choices, ChoicesPC WorldIt was recently revealed that HP has "shelved" development of an Android tablet. That move seems perfectly reasonable given that HP just spent $1.2 billion …Will HP Be the…
TG DailyLenovo's LePad joins Android tablet partyTG DailyEarlier this week, details came out about HP's WebOS-based multimedia tablet as well as an Android tablet from Asus, and now Lenovo is joining in the fray. …Lenovo plans Android tablet …
CNETHP Trademarks "PalmPad"GadgetCrave.comHP's recent pull-outs from the Windows 7 and Android tablet markets indicated to many that it was focusing all its attention on a Palm WebOS-based tablet. …HP's 'PalmPad' Trademark M…
IntoMobile (blog)Is Asus prepping an Android tablet?LinuxDevices.comAcer is switching its consumer-oriented EP101TC tablet (pictured) from Windows CE to Android, claims NetbookNews. …HP's 'PalmPad' Trademark Might Signal Possible WebOS Ta…
