When the Palm Pre smartphone first introduced us to the webOS operating system in June of 2009, many felt that it had a bright future ahead of it. Apple's iPhone was selling hand over fist, and Google ...

After disappointing initial reviews (and possibly sales) of its webOS TouchPad tablet, HP has decided to shake things up, moving the former CEO of Palm and current head of webOS, Jon Rubinstein, into ...

In a surprise, Hewlett-Packard on Monday moved Jon Rubinstein out of his leadership role at the Palm business unit responsible for WebOS, the TouchPad tablet, and Pre smartphones into a “product ...

HP's planned $1.2 billion acquisition of smartphone developer Palm gives HP the technology and the app base that could make it not only a mobile device and cloud computing powerhouse, but also a ...

It's all change at HP's webOS division, created when it bought Palm in April 2010 for $1.2 billion. Sideways goes ex-Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein, who was running the division as senior vice president, ...

James Niccolai kicks us off: HP may be behind some of its competitors with its tablet, but … [HP] implied that the market is in its infancy. … The TouchPad resembles Apple’s iPad physically: It’s a ...

According to the PalmPad trademark filing, HP will use the PalmPad name for "computers, computer hardware, computer software, computer peripherals, portable computers, handheld and mobile computers, ...

Much of the chatter following HP's buyout of Palm has been focused on what the firm's new owner can do for its struggling smartphone presence. It would now appear that Palm's smartphone business isn't ...

The company that used to be Palm comes with a cache of thousands of patents. This isn’t just any portfolio filed with minor process technolgies; the argument could be made that Palm invented the ...

HP's decision to cut its $1.2 billion losses and open up WebOS was likely the only choice it had HP announced today plans to contribute WebOS and its Enyo application framework to the open source ...