The fight for Lytro and the flight of Huawei | #PNWeekly 297
On this week’s show: Google is the favorite in the market to buy out light field camera maker Lytro while Huawei is said to be taking a slugging in the US.
It has been six years since it debuted at CES 2009. More importantly it’s been three years since it was killed, and yet we’re still writing about webOS.
HP doesn’t have the best reputation in the mobile tech space. But, we do have a thought that could help make an HP smartwatch interesting if not successful.
LG is bringing webOS back to life, but not in the form we expected. Does a webOS TV mean good things or a return to mobile for the platform in the long run?
Legacy: How webOS lives today in iOS, Android, and Windows Phone
webOS lives today in its legacy. All three major platforms have adopted so much of webOS into themselves that the legacy of webOS is assured to live on.
Pocketnow Weekly 048: Galaxy S 5 rumors meet Nokia EOS leaks in back alley, nasty knife fight ensues
Yes, there’s more to today’s Pocketnow Weekly podcast than Galaxy S 5 rumors. Also inside: iOS 7, Galaxy S 4 Zoom, & Nokia EOS salivating! Give it a listen!
The HP TouchPad Go was to be HP’s 7″ offering in a time before 7″ tablets existed. But it was tragically murdered before it could see the light of day.
Hello, old friend: Palm Pre throwback unboxing (Video)
It’s been 4 years since webOS launched, and nearly 2 years since its summary execution. Join us for a Palm Pre unboxing to honor this late, great platform.
Pocketnow Weekly 046: Tablet Z vs TouchPad Go, and other tech podcast tomfoolery
The newest, slimmest tablet beside one of the oldest and clunkiest – and only one of them ever saw daylight. Join us for ep. 46 of our weekly tech podcast!
Everyone’s idea of perfect is different, which is why no “perfect” devices exist. Learn what the “perfect smartphone” would be for each member of the team!
April Fool’s: HP Buys Back webOS, Announces Pre 4-1
HP has shocked the world by buying webOS. Again. They re-enter the smartphone arena having learned form their past mistakes and are ready to take on iOS and Android in about 3 years or so.
From new topics like the HTC One and rumored Amazon smartphone, to nostalgia trips into webOS-memory land, this week’s Pocketnow Weekly podcast has it all. Give it a listen for all the mobile-tech talk your ears can handle.
The Fourth Platform: Is There Really Any Room for It?
From Sailfish to Tizen to Ubuntu to webOS to Firefox, there’s no shortage of contenders for the number-four spot in smartphone platforms. But is there any room for a fourth, really? Read on to see what we think.
