Everyone is talking about how HP is going to drop webOS onto the PC to run under Windows and do all sorts of cool things. Can someone at HP stop for a minute and actually explain a few things before ...

What would have been required for WebOS and HP's WebOS devices to be successful? A week after the fire sale, we have people snatching up $99 TouchPads. This is obviously a completely off-the-wall case ...

HP on Thursday announced that it no longer plans to get rid of its PC division, but what about webOS? New CEO Meg Whitman promised to have a decision on the troubled mobile operating system within a ...

LG has announced a new version of its WebOS operating system will grace its 2015 line of televisions bringing with it a host of new improvements and enhancements over the current offering. We've been ...

Televisions Cyber Monday OLED TV deals continue to impress, but this is the best option for anyone dead set on Mini LED Televisions Why yes, there is a juicy LG G5 deal for Cyber Monday – but I wouldn ...

On 21st March 2013, LG acquired webOS – the operating system formerly used by Palm and Hewlett Packard. The aim was to develop the platform, transforming it from a handy handheld OS, to the smartest ...

HP is taking WebOS open source with the hope that it can attract developers by providing a write-once-run-everyplace platform. However, Rob Enderle writes, history hasn't been kind to operating ...

The mobile operating system that Hewlett-Packard plans to shelve finds a new luster with discount sales and bids to lure application developers. Jay Greene, a CNET senior writer, works from Seattle ...

If you stood by believing all of HP's grand proclamations about standing by WebOS and supporting it to the end, you're finding out the hard way that love really does hurt. A lot. Plus, we discuss ...

Despite all evidence to the contrary, Stephen Dewitt, senior vice president at HP has claimed that WebOS is "not dead". The HP exec told Bloomberg that the company will continue to support and update ...

To my knowledge, Palm's WebOS API is in Javascript. WebOS runs on top of the Linux kernel, uses a bunch of GNU utilities and Webkit. What is to keep someone, like Google, from making a similar web ...