If you’ve been wondering what happened to webOS, the operating system that became a symbol of HP’s flailing mobile strategy, take a look around your living room.
As other big vendors show signs of slowing sales and transitional challenges, HP is emerging from its reorganization appearing a little more confident.
As the poor-selling Microsoft Surface Pro tablet takes a price haircut for August, is Microsoft readying a new version of dumping inventory?
Deep price cuts on Microsoft Surface tablets harken back to HP’s failed attempts to save its doomed TouchPad tablets
CEO Heins: “In five years, I don’t there’ll be a reason to have a tablet anymore.”
Former PSG channel chief back to his channel roots, but moving to the enterprise side of the business
Americas leader for PSG on staying within HP and identifying developing market opportunities
Costs, impact on supply chain too great to warrant separate business
HP ousts Léo Apotheker and introduces Meg Whitman as new chief executive
Americas PSG chief says he expects a decision by the end of the year
Company shutters smartphone and tablet development and sales, looking at options for PSG
Stephen DiFranco moves into America PSG chief job while DeWitt promoted to head up webOS business unit
Why the company’s broad channel base may be the biggest differentiator for webOS
Vendor to focus on supporting partners in building practices to support new business opportunities
Deloitte Research’s Duncan Stewart offers his outlook on where the devices are headed
Purchasing e-commerce from the distributor? There’s an app for that.
Research from Gartner sees worldwide tablet sale reaching 208 million units by 2014.
