TweetPhoto Courtesy of Engadget According to Mr. Rubinstein who has just been given a spot on HP’s executive board, webOS 2.0 is on track to be released later this year. So far that is all the information we know, but seeing how HP is adamant on pushing the webOS platform, we are expecting big things. Hopefully, there is new hardware in the pipes...

TweetHP has made it clear that it is interested in putting webOS on tablet devices. So it should come as no surprise that HP has gone ahead and filed for a “PalmPad” trademark. That said, there have been many rumors of a Q3 launch of such a device. That said, we’ll keep you updated as we learn more info on this story. VIA: PreCentral

Tweet So you know those taps on your Pre and Pixi? Yeah the ones such as holding your finger on the gesture area while you press the C, V to copy, paste etc? Well Palm has a name for them, they are called “meta-taps” and the company is likening it to Command click on ac or Ctrl, Alt, Del on Windows systems. We’re not so much interested...

Tweet The awesome Slacker Radio app recently made it’s debut on the webOS platform. The addition of this app to the App Catalog brings such awesome features as major hip-hop, r&B and rock stations (as well as Country if you’re wondering). We’re also getting the options to upgrade to the pro version which gives commercial-free listening,...

Tweet So you have a Pre, and you have a computer, but your friends have computers and they want to tap into the internet as well. What do you do? You get the Mobile Hotspots app from Palm. The app allows up to five Windows or Mac computers to connect the internet simultaneously and requires no additional hardware. Of course the app will be subject...

Tweet Guess what folks, the previously announced support of Flash 10.1 on the webOS platform is materializing. Coming February in the form of webOS 1.4, true Flash 10.1 support will be flooding the App Catalog in the form of a beta plugin. Palm went on to say that the inclusion of video recording on the Pre and Pixi will become official thanks to webOS...

TweetPhoto Courtesy of Engadget It has long been known that true 3D gaming would not be possible on the Pre unless Palm allowed access to it’s core processor and memory instead of going through the webOS platform. Yesterday our fantasies were realized when we were given that opportunity. Thanks to Palm’s new PDK (Plug-in Development Kit),...

Tweet Photo Courtesy of Engadget Palm is making some serious plays in courting the hearts and minds of developers and consumers alike. At it’s CES keynote yesterday, the company announced that it would be adding ways in which apps were delivered to the masses. Starting today, Palm will allow third party websites to have access to the App Catalog....

Tweet Looks like the handwriting is on the wall concerning the exclusivity of the Pre and Pixi. We just got documents from Verizon confirming the Pre and Pixi Plus are heading to Big Red, and now AT&T is also confirming that they will be receiving two webOS devices to run on their network in the first half of 2010. So far that’s all we know...

TweetwebOS update 1.3.5.1 Remember that nasty calendar bug that was plaguing webOS 1.3.5 users? Well Sprint and Palm have both acknowledged it and have shipped out webOS 1.3.5.1 as an OTA download. This release fixes an issue in which the Calendar app displayed no events for any account after a user synchronized Calendar with an Exchange account....