Monthly Archives: May 2010

When I told you that I had a second Palm Pre Touchstone Pack that I wanted to give away a week ago you reacted better than I could have imagined. In the last week more than 150 of you …

If there’s one genre of app choices that hasn’t been highly represented in the app catalog as of late it’s podcast catchers.  Until now, the amazing DrPodder has reigned supreme among podcatchers since its start in the early days …

I once read an amazing article on the Harvard Business Journal about companies that were becoming more customer-focused, rather than product-focused. I still remember the point very well. That is, when people can very quickly jump on Twitter to …

From the maker of one of my favorite games for the Pre, Gobico Games, comes another fantastic one that’s just as fun and addicting as the other. Poker Drops follows suit with Wobble Words in providing an addictive game play …

Now here is something you don’t see everyday…webOS running on a PC. Now, of course, developers do it all the time in an emulator, but to actually boot to the OS is something completely different.

Sad part is…it sounds cooler …

So Engadget has a cool article out today. Apparently the bidding war was quite intense between 5 different companies… well 4 really. Company “D” only wanted the patents and dropped out pretty early in the game.

No names, besides HP …

Hey, are you a member of LinkedIn? Wanna hook up with other webOS fans? Our friend Pamela Hazelton has created a new group on the site and is looking for more members to join her.

You know you wanna…all the …

If you are like many a webOS user today, you’ve probably discovered that there’s a bug (Palm’s aware of it) that doesn’t allow app updates to install correctly.Worse still, once an installation fails, the app is “grayed out” in …

Man…what a telethon!! There are about 3 hours left officially in the telethon and last I checked there was over $4,500 in donations.

To say this community is awesome would be the understatement of the year. With people like James …

In all of my years using the web and knowing what Digg was I never thought that I would be enticed to use the service with any seriousness. A fairly new application, Digloo by David Strack ($1.99), however, has …

As you have probably noticed by now, we at webOSroundup are always working on something. Whether it is the palmSpot, appRoundup, or a webOS app or two, we strive to be a lot more than “just a blog”.

Our next …

Here’s something fun… It has come to the attention of this reviewer that there is a typing speed competition that will run well on our webOS browsers… so this begs the question: just how fast of a typist …