WebOS

LG Electronics said today it has released its non-fungible token (NFT) platform LG Art Lab, which lets users discover, buy, sell and trade NFTs on LG’s smart TVs. The announcement comes roughly eigh

Just ahead of the U.S. Thanksgiving holidays, TikTok is expanding its footprint in the living room. The company earlier this month launched its TV app in North America in partnership with Amazon Fire

Netflix has a tradition, in practice since 2015, of annually proclaiming which TVs, of all the TVs in the land, are best suited to serving you its content. The streaming company’s criteria for d

Palm’s smartphone return appears to still be on track for 2018. Last year, an executive at TCL confirmed that the dearly departed mobile brand would be making a comeback as part of the smartphone co

At the unveiling of Apple's new flagship smartphone yesterday, the iPhone X, CEO Tim Cook said it was something the company's staff had been working on for a decade. The new interface looks fluid and

Soon we’ll all be mumbling to everything in our homes, calling up microwave popcorn and vacuum cleanings like befuddled Scotties in the Voyage Home. Until then Dish is giving us the option of ch

LG has officially announced the Watch Urbane and the Watch Urbane LTE, two handsome wearables that they had previously announced at the end of February. Why should you care? Well, primarily because th

LG's putting webOS to good use – as the basis for its new smart TV platform. The operating system has taken many turns in its long and varied history, starting out as a smartphone platform under Pal

We need to face facts: WebOS is dead. Barring the <a target="_blank" href="http://forums.webosnation.com/webos-discussion-lounge/322916-lg-acquires-webos-hp-2.html#post3380115">unwavering support of t

Troubled operating system <a href="https://techcrunch.com/tag/webos">webOS</a> isn't defunct yet. According to <a target="_blank" href="http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13970_7-57570990-78/webos-lives-lg-

HP is hiring 50 developers for the WebOS platform, marking a new turn for the company's troubled mobile market play. The news comes as HP continues its effort to make WebOS a secure, open platform.

Gone are the days of <a target="_blank" href="http://www.hp.com">HP's</a> TouchPad and Palm ambitions, but HP is moving ahead with its plans to make webOS, it beleaguered mobile operating system, live

Ever since HP <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/09/06/its-official-webos-is-divorcing-from-palms-hardware/">killed off webOS hardware</a>, the fate of the webOS GBU (general business unit) was as y

It looks like the webOS contingent at HP isn't done losing people. HP laid off 275 webOS employees back in February shortly after they announced their plans for the <a href="https://techcrunch.com/201

It seems like ages ago that HP announced that webOS would continue to live on as an <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/12/09/hp-to-keep-webos-alive-by-making-it-open-source/">open source project</a>

Hindsight, as they say, is 20/20 and Brian X Chen has a great tick-tock detailing the initial fall - and continuing fall - of WebOS. The interviews are quite telling, <a HREF="http://www.nytimes.com/2

HP just took to the wire and announced to the tech world that <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/12/09/hp-to-keep-webos-alive-by-making-it-open-source/">webOS will live on</a> as an open source proj

Well, there we have it. After weeks of deliberation, HP CEO Meg Whitman has just announced to all of the company's employees that HP will make webOS's underlying code <a href="http://www.hp.com/hpinfo

We knew that HP's gamble on webOS was an expensive one, but thanks to the company's <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2011/11/21/in-whitmans-first-quarter-as-ceo-hp-beats-the-street-q4-revenue-down-3-pe

The Kindle Fire announcement set the interwebs ablaze as Amazon burst into the tablet scene. But the retailer-turned-CE player might be looking to go a different way in the future. Amazon has been nam