Items tagged with: android
HP's Android TouchPad kernel released, still never existed
A few months back, deep in the midst of the TouchPad fire sale, at least a few of HP's webOS tablets shipped out the door and to customers with an unexpected install: Android. While HP never figured out
Flashcards to Go lands on iPad, brings Enyo goodness to iOS
The first Enyo open source framework-based apps to land on other platforms flew quickly to Android and the world wide web. One of those was James Harris' Flashcards, now suffixed with a "To Go", which
Whitman thinks webOS "has huge advantages" over iOS and Android
Meg Whitman is the fourth CEO of HP since the Silicon Valley giant acquired Palm less than two years ago. Each CEO has sought to leave their mark on the company, some more indelibly than others, and Whitman
Enyo goes Android: Paper Mache on ICS
With yesterday's release of the Enyo development framework as Open Source, webOS developers now are able to take their existing Enyo code and repackage their apps to work on other platforms such as Android
Open webOS 1.0, Enyo 2.0, and fulfilling the revised dream
In 2009 the dream of webOS and the Palm Pre was a successful web-based mobile platform with full-featured apps built with web code. It was an ambitious dream, but it came packaged with a flawed plan and
First open source Enyo app jumping to other platforms: Paper Mache on Android, FlashCards everywhere
That was fast. It's like HP was working with developers on making this happen or something. The very first webOS app based on open source Enyo getting used on another platform has arrived, and it's our
Themed: webICS
Today brought the first release of the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich-based CyanogenMod9 Alpha 0 to the TouchPad. It's the latest version of Android, made up all pretty for the TouchPad. Or at least, that
CyanogenMod 9 Alpha 0 brings Android 4.0 in rough form to TouchPad
Last Friday we got our first glimpse of CyanogenMod 9 running on the HP TouchPad. For the unfamiliar, CyanogenMod is an Android homebrew development community that has taken the Android Open Source Project
CyanogenMod 9 to bring Android Ice Cream Sandwich to TouchPad
We've touched before on the work being down to hack Android onto the TouchPad, with the last thing we saw being CyanogenMod 7 bringing the meant-for-phones Android 2.3 Gingerbread onto the webOS tablet
Poll: HP's done with smartphones, so where do you go from here?
Yesterday was a day of bombshells. HP announced that they were going to open source all of webOS, presumably to the tune of not making hardware themselves. And then HP CEO Meg Whitman came out and said
