How Dead is WebOS?

Re:How Dead is WebOS? by mikecane on Sunday May 08, 2011 @02:04PM (#2526384)

I know his comment sounds smug at face value, but he is correct. If you do the math in terms of sales outlets, they have an impressive footprint globally and I'd expect that to translate into impressive sales down the line. Don't forget they expect to integrate webOS into their printers and other things too.

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Re:How Dead is WebOS? by whatusername on Sunday May 08, 2011 @04:34PM (#2526673)

But doesn't the same "Math" apply to Nokia/Microsoft?

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Re:How Dead is WebOS? by mikecane on Sunday May 08, 2011 @08:56PM (#2527141)

It could, but what do they have to sell? Nothing yet, right? So far from the press I've read, MS can't get updates out smoothly yet. I think Palm, and now HP, take a different approach than MS. After all, HP builds its own hardware and MS does licenses.

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Re:How Dead is WebOS? by whatusername on Monday May 09, 2011 @05:06AM (#2528009)

I think I'm showing my Australian bias here.. The Palm website: http://www.palm.com/au/ shows thatPalm are "introducing" WebOS on the "new" Palm Pre. I can't see HP turning that around any time soon.

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Re:How Dead is WebOS? by mikecane on Monday May 09, 2011 @06:39AM (#2528200)

And I'm, of course, showing my American-centric view. Ha! It's frustrating how one company can be so different around the world. Few companies seem to be on the same page everywhere.

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