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This is the C40: the Sprint Palm Pre 2 that never was

webOS Nation - By now we all know it's possible, in fact not entirely impractical, to hack a Palm Pre 2 onto Sprint, so long as you're willing to go all MacGyver with a warranty-voiding screwdriver. But it's just not 'right' - there's no Sprint integration, outside of being able to make phone calls, in our use it wasn't exactly the most stable long-term experience. That's what you get with hacked software and hardware, and we expected that. But what if you could have a real, legitimate Sprint Palm Pre 2?

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crazytechfanatic4508d ago

Sad, WebOS had soo much potentian

duplissi4507d ago

unfortunate. i had the original palm pre and aside from the poor build quality of the phone the os was phenominal! however android has absorbed most of what made webos so appealing thanks to Martias Duarte (the head designer of webos) now working for google on android.

hp was the worst possible choice to buy palm.... a company with a legacy like what palm had didnt deserve to just fade away into nothing. kinda wish google bought them instead, at least that way they would be in good hands.

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Popular Node.js Frameworks for developing Web Applications

Based on the current market trends, There is need to choose the best Node.js Web Application framework. Curious to know in detail about the Popular Node.js Frameworks? Let's read in detail...

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LG webOS 3.0 is coming to CES with loads of free content and features

LG has announced it will showcase the latest version of its webOS smart TV platform at the biggest consumer tech show of the New Year.

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HP to Stick a Fork in webOS, Preps Complete Shutdown of Services on January 15, 2015

Maximum PC: Palm had a potential winner in webOS, the mobile operating system that truly could have been awesome. Unfortunately, a series of missteps led to webOS falling out of relevance as Android and iOS raced to the front of the pack, so now all we can do is look back at what might have been. Oh, and make no mistake, webOS is pretty much history at this point -- so much so that HP announced plans to shut down its App Catalog and cloud services support for remaining webOS devices effective January 15, 2015. For the three or four of you who this affects, mark your calendars.

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