We have just spotted a piece of information that won't really come as a mind-blowing revelation to anyone who knows about the fate of HP's (previously Palm's) webOS.Going right to the point, former Palm CEO (Chief Executive Officer) Jon Rubinstein has revealed that he is leaving HP.The man ...

Computer maker says no to progress, drops another shovel of dirt on webOS's grave

Jon Rubinstein, who was brought into the fold after HP acquired Palm, will be parting ways after a failed bid to turn WebOS into a mobile powerhouse.

Over the years, almost every technological revolution--and plenty of flops--were first seen at CES. Sortable.com sorts through the showstoppers.

Former Palm exec tells The New York Times that the company failed to "execute such an ambitious and breakthrough design."

A source tells VentureBeat the retail giant is in 'serious negotiations" to pick up what's left of Palm from HP.

A source tells VentureBeat that the retail giant is in "serious negotiations" to pick up what's left of Palm from HP.

Fire sale TouchPad prices are the latest sign that HP's troubled acquisition is continuing its old ways

WebOS tablet prototypes have largely been lost in the sea of higher profile competitors

Those hoping to get their hands on a Palm Pre 2 for a GSM service can now do so, with an unlocked version of HP's smartphone being offered on the company's site. It retails for $449.99.

While most of us are mostly familiar solely with the big brands in terms of HD multimedia players, the truth of the matter is that the Chinese electronics market (or gadget-heaven, as some people might call it) is filled with all sorts of devices of this type, some of which ...

Foxconn contracted to supply majority of new Palm devices, all to run webOS