Lately, it seems the fluid and functional interface of Windows Phone 7 has been a popular add on to a select few apps making an appearance in the App Catalog as of late. One of these was the now-defunct Twitter …
See that image to the left? That is what the FCC label will look like on a phone that just cleared the FCC. While we would love to shout out that it is the Pre 3, we are uncertain of …
Apparently, those cars you see to the left are Mini Coopers. In the picture they’re being towed down a freeway in Los Angeles (or to our California readers, L.A.). Now if you look at them and have a good attention …
This weeks Developer Spotlight is shining on one of our teen webOS developers. He recently had the opportunity to sit in with the webOSroundup team during the Richard Kerris podcast. He did such a great job representing himself that we …
The Quick Launch Bar remains a flexible and powerful way to access apps and information. It has changed slightly for webOS 2.1 but customizing it remains easy. Hear about how and the differences on this week’s preNote. You can listen …
It’s time for another webOSRadio live podcast. As usual it’s happening tonight at 9:00 PM EST, so set your mental alarms to wake you up right around then. As you’d expect we’ll have a lively discussion around our patented and …
Now we don’t want to toot our own horn [Ed: Yeah we do...], but today has just been awesome! Just in case you missed a single second of the awesome, here are some of the goodies we posted today. We …
Today is exclusive day here at WOR and we are gonna keep it going with something that only we can announce…the winners of our “What would you do for a Pre 2″ video contest. HECK YEAH! Be sure to read …
If you have already been “soaking in the awesome” from our webOSRadio interview with Richard Kerris then what I am about to say won’t come as a surprise to you. For those of you who haven’t quite gotten around to …
A few of us here at webOSroundup had the privilege of interviewing the head of HP’s webOS Developer Relations, Richard Kerris. As you’d expect, we peppered him with questions that we’re sure many devs have been eager to ask. In the conversation …
To call this edition of webOSRadio special would be an understatement. Richard Kerris, the head honcho of Developer Relations at HP joined us for a very informative conversation. Heck, he even brought a couple of exclusives to announce on the …
That image to the left, our dear readers, would be a screenshot of the terms from HP’s ePrint Enterprise Solutions web page. There is one term in specific that caught our attention, which reads “HP webOS app available July, 2011.” …
