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HP welds together its printer and PC division
Bradley is the one time CEO of the handset maker Palm and would have been the CEO of the spun-out PC company if HP had done that. -
HP survivor finally flees the board
Babbio was a vice chairman and president of Verizon Communications and came onto the board when HP bought Compaq. He saw the removal of Carly Fiorina, the acquisition of EDS, the buyout of Palm for $1.2 billion and the bidding war with Dell over 3Par. -
Departing Palm exec disses HP
The former brains behind Palm has left HP claiming that the maker of expensive printer ink was not up to the challenge of running webOS. -
Intel Itanium Solutions page goes down with all hands lost
CES 2012And to think that when Intel first launched it at a Palm Springs IDF back in the daze, it was going to be the premier games platform by 2004. I am hanging out at the lascivious Crazy Horse at the MGM Grand this year: Motto – Seducing audiences since 1951. -
RIM has a Playbook fire sale
Troubled Blackberry maker RIM is having a fire sale of its less than popular Playbook. -
Palm's decisions doomed WebOS
WebOS was more flexible and open than Apple's tightly controlled iOS software, and prettier than Android. It had been bought from Palm as part of the $1.2 billion take over which Mark Hurd organised when he was not trying to recruit for his harem of women. -
HP TouchPad Go starts to appear
The maker of expensive printer ink - HP has been showing off its HP TouchPad Go tablet to reviewers. -
Intel Medfield nearly ready for prime time
Talking to Reuters, Bell, who left Palm to join Intel more than a year ago, believes Medfield can hold its own against rival chips offered by the likes of Qualcomm and Nvidia. -
Broken RIM can't find the floor
Wall Street does not seem particularly interested in the outfit posting solid quarterly sales. It made $1.8 billion in the third quarter. Many are starting to making comparisons to Palm, which it is a long way from becoming yet. -
Intel forms mobile business unit
So far mobile had been looked after by tablets and netbooks, mobile wireless and ultra-mobility. The merged super division will be headed by Mike Bell, a former Palm and Apple bod who came to Chipzilla from Palm in 2010. -
Open source not enough to save WebOS
Open sourcing WebOS is not enough to save it, a leading analyst has warned. -
HP to flog refurbished Touchpads on eBay
The maker of printer ink which is more valuable than human blood is about to flog off shedloads of its TouchPads again. -
Intel wants to buy Palm - report
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth rumour which claims that Intel is trying to buy Palm from the maker of jolly expensive printer ink, HP. -
TouchPad chassis still mysteriously cracking
HP, the company which most recently hadn't a clue what it was doing or where it was going, is maintaining a kind of hush about a design fault with its quickly-flogged bargain bucket TouchPads. -
Asus to release ARM-based Windows tablet in 2012
Asus has signed up to be one of the first to run Windows 8 on an ARM-based tablets next year. -
Intel copies Apple, slavishly
CommentWe still have photographs from the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in Palm Springs where both Craig and Gelsinger were encouraging the whole of Taiwan and the world+dog to emulate Apple’s success with the brightly coloured transparent things that PC manufacturers had neither the wit nor the wisdom to th -
Patent trolls swoop on Amazon Fire
Another relates to a method for storing calendars on a PDA and was initially issued to Palm nearly ten years ago. -
HP decides it will sell a tablet after all
The confused and confusing Hewlett Packard, following the sacking of SAP action-man Leo Apotheker, has performed another u-turn.
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