Showing posts with label HP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HP. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

calculators are not dead, HP Prime - touch-enabled graphing calculator

You might have replaced your calculator with an app on your phone or tablet, but HP Prime will make you rethink. HP has uploaded a video on youtube teasing with the new and stylish calculator which will be without a doubt world's most advanced calculator. It has a brush metal finish design with a 3.5 inches display and it will also support apps to add some functionality.

Friday, January 13, 2012

CES 2012 HP unveils Envy 14 Spectre, it’s first ultrabook

I posted before that this CES and this year will be about the ultrabooks filling in our lives in the coming days (Move on from notebooks to ultrabooks in CES 2012), so here is HP finally unveiling its first ultrabook.


The Envy 14 spectre is a 14inches ultrabook as the “14” in the name suggests, the display has 1600x900 pixel resolution and the device is powered by Intel core processors and will be having SSD as the storage option.

Thursday, December 29, 2011

HP Web OS was for sale

HP web OS is now an open source project, but the decision to make it an open source project was not at all a part of the plan. HP was looking to sell the Web OS platform and also the other Palm assets, which it bought in 2010 for $1.2 billion.

Monday, December 12, 2011

Web OS is now Open Source

HP assured that their team will continue the development and support of the Web OS but now anyone can tweak around with it making it an Open Source project. With this move HP is hoping to get a boost in the development of the OS and the apps made for it with better understanding of the OS and full control on developer hands.

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Google, Apple and Microsoft all say no to the use of Carrier IQ

Carrier IQ is the tracking of smartphone usage information by the manufacturers. In the last few week lots been happening and talked about Carrier IQ and the major brands like Google, Microsoft and Apple have denied the use of Carrier IQ in their operating Systems.