The folks on the CyanogenMod team have been hard at work to bring the HP TouchPad back from the grave. Well, I shouldn't really say that because as I recall, the TouchPad became the best selling tablet for a brief period after HP originally wrote it off and dropped the price down to only $99 - ...
Remember when the TouchPad was declared dead and HP started hemroghing the tablets from their warehouse? And remember during that blitz when a few of the TouchPad's were released with an Android build (see video below in case you forgot). Well it seems that HP, as a good will gesture and an example of the ...
Meg Whitman at HP is on a tear! As she promised, here comes the latest WebOS release for the HP TouchPad. Hewlett Packard officially released the WebOS 3.0.5 update for the TouchPad tablet bringing enhancements to core apps like email and calendaring. Here's a break down of the specs on the release of WebOS 3.0.5: addresses additional bugs ...
HP's new CEO Meg Whitman is already making a huge impact at HP and is moving forward with plans to bring tablets back into the fold by 2013. One way that HP plans on implementing tablets, and bringing WebOS back to life, is by making WebOS open source. Meaning, the development community as a whole will ...
Since HP dumped the price on the TouchPad earlier this, the volume of sales on the TouchPad has been unprecedented. Buyers have been flying out the doors of places like WalMart, Best Buy, and other retail locations as proud owners of the $99 HP tablet. What's funny is that two weeks ago, nobody could care less about ...
Chris Pirillo recorded a great discussion today he was having with a group of geeks that were up early this morning trying to get their hands on the HP TouchPad. Unfortunately, no one was able to find the TouchPad because, quite frankly, it was sold out everywhere they went. But why is it today that the HP ...
Video below shows has consumers are eagerly seeking out an inexpensive tablet device. With the velocity of sales showing up in the HP TouchPad, is it possible we are seeing a new emerging market in tablets? Just like the iPad created a whole new market in the tablet space, the HP TouchPad could be making a ...
Since HP decided to no longer support WebOS, the price for the HP TouchPad dropped dramatically this week. You can now get the HP TouchPad for around $99 for 16GB, $149 for 32GB. But the optimal words here are "now get". The problem is, now that HP has dropped the prices so dramatically, the sales velocity resembles ...
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