TIP
by Adam Marks
May 07, 2012
Although all webOS devices have a built it Memo app, it wasn't until the TouchPad that any of them had a built in app (Quick Office HD) to actual edit local text files. Not willing to let this...
TIP
by Adam Marks
Mar 16, 2012
You may have noticed that some app can be found using Universal Search / Just Type by using certain keywords, instead of the actual App name. For example, search for “pref” and you will...
Article
by Derek Kessler
Mar 06, 2012
Sometimes, for reasons we've yet to determine, the built-in first-party apps can disappear off an HP TouchPad. It's rare, but it happens, and for the average user it's annoying,...
Article
by Derek Kessler
Feb 08, 2012
Ready to jump into the wide world of homebrew on your TouchPad, Pre, or Veer? Alright! Here's what you need:
Your webOS tablet or smartphone
A computer, Mac or PC, connected to the...
TIP
by Adam Marks
Dec 07, 2011
This tip is only for devices running webOS 3.0 and higher
When you first turn on (or reboot) your TouchPad, you get a soft sound that plays over the speaker letting you know it's on. While it's not a...
TIP
by Adam Marks
Nov 11, 2011
This tip is only for devices running webOS 2.x
One of the nice upgrades to the App Launcher in webOS 2.0 was the official ability to add, remove and rearrange launcher pages, even if this also...
TIP
by Adam Marks
Aug 22, 2011
Many PDK apps that are available for the TouchPad, specifically those 3-D games, require a lot of memory to run. Unfortunately, there seems to be a bug in webOS 3.0.2 that often force-closes...
TIP
by Adam Marks
May 21, 2011
Although webOS will allow you to toggle an image on/off for the Time screen in Exhibition Mode, there is no option to adjust that image. However, just as you can use a homebrew solution to...
TIP
by Adam Marks
Apr 24, 2011
So you created a whole launcher page of great looking website browser icons, but then you purchased Universe Browser and realized that those icons still launch the websites in the stock...
TIP
by Adam Marks
Apr 13, 2011
Every time you turn on or reboot your phone, you are greeted by the flashing PALM logo (or HP logo in webOS 2.1) as you sit and wait for the OS to load. In reality, this is just two .png pictures...
