Items tagged with: windows-phone
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
Carrier IQ on webOS? Nothing to see here...
So you may have heard about this brouhaha going on over at our sister sites CrackBerry, Android Central, and TiPb. They call it “Carrier IQ”, which in essence is a data collection system that monitors
Richard Kerris' "outside opportunity" is the same job, but at Nokia
Hate to throw water on the speculation that Richard Kerris’ abrupt departure from HP was so he could work on getting things set up at the new potential home for webOS, but here comes the bucket. Kerris
The Competition: Windows Phone 7.5 Mango
If you hadn't realized it yet, another big competitor in the smartphone market has made some pretty massive steps this past week to take ground from current behemoths Apple and Google. Microsoft made Windows
Switching away from webOS? SPE has you covered
If you’ve had enough of the drama surrounding webOS, we can’t really say we blame you. It’s enough to drive even the most grounded smartphone user over the edge. Thankfully, if you’re leaving webOS, our
Poll: Are you planning to switch away from webOS?
With HP’s move to dump webOS hardware and the future of the platform up in the air, there’s a question we have to ask: who is going to stay, and who is going to go? There are plenty of competent competing
Could there be a suitor for webOS?
We’ve been looking for a silver lining in today’s HP squall line. HP’s done making webOS devices, and they might continue working on webOS while exploring their options with what to do with the software
Google buying Motorola for $12.5 billion, proving vertical integration is the way to go
Google this morning announced that they are purchasing Motorola Mobility (the recently-spun-off cellular arm of Motorola) to the tune of $12.5 billion. The purchase, expected to close around the end of
So, what about the Pre3? Yeah, we hear you: Sprint.
Two weeks ago my colleague Tim Stiffler-Dean wrote up an excellent editorial on the HP Pre3 and how we need to have patience. After all, relationships between carriers and manufacturers take time, as does
iOS 5: Great artists steal [the competition]
So Steve Jobs and Apple today previewed iOS 5 at WWDC in San Francisco. As with all iOS releases, it’s an impressive one, but we can’t help but look at a lot of what they added to the OS as being copied
