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Lg had made an agreement with HP to use HP's webOS into their LG's smart tv's. LG will get the source code. ssociated documentation, engineering talent and related websites associated with webOS. Check out this link to get more info on the agreement between these two brands LG acquires webOS...

HP: webOS to live on through open source, hardware lineup still dead (for now) -- Engadget Good move but whether it will actually revive the project and whether we will see tablets and phones bundling WebOS in the future remains to be seen. There would be nothing better to have a second open...

HP eyes webOS sale for 'hundreds of millions of dollars' | News | TechRadar

Fanning the rumour fire with ex-HP exec hire Samsung to buy WebOS? | News | TechRadar UK

AnandTech - HP TouchPad Reduced to $99 and $149 (16GB & 32GB) If you haven't heard by now, HP is significantly reducing the price of the WiFi TouchPad in order to clear all inventories of the tablet. The 16GB WiFi TouchPad will sell for $99, while the 32GB version will be reduced to $149...

via Engadget This week's release of the HP TouchPad, the first device other than a handset to feature webOS, aptly demonstrates the promise and perils of HP's adopted operating system. The 4:3 tablet provides the large canvas that webOS seemed born to cover. However, like the Xoom and...

Source: WebOS will be on 'every HP PC' shipping next year, says CEO -- Engadget

I have a budget of 18,000 no more no less. I want the best phone possible. Any OS works for me. But I would like to have a decent number of apps at my disposal to download :D But just out of curiosity, does anyone have any idea how much the HP Pre 3 is going to cost? webOS looks awesome...

Palm Pixi as we know it is in news since they pooped a word about it marking it as a iPhone Killer phone. And now it is here a truly killer phone with sleek design and an attractive looks and what more a QWERTY keyboard too... Look what they say on their official site- Introducing...

Desktoptwo is a free web-based desktop or webtop (some call it a WebOS, although we feel that's a bit premature... for now) that mimics the look, feel and functionality of a local computer, all contained within one browser window and fully accessible from any Internet-connected device.