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Qualcomm strengthens its position with patents from HP.

Palm's ill-fated webOS may have a fighting chance after all.

HP is silently gearing up to launch a spin-off company called GRAM using members from the remnants of Palm.

HP's Chief Executive Officer has admitted the company is still unsure as to what to do with webOS.

The race to the virtual checkout is over. It's now time for some reflections on the Touchpad Firesale. HP's out of the tablet fight, but Google would do well to draw lessons from the eleventh hour TouchPad craze if it wants to unseat Apple as tablet king.

The new MWR102 serves as a 802.11n router, access point and client bridge for $39.99 USD.

And it looks like they're casting flirty glances at Meg Whitman.

This shouldn't come as a surprise.

And you thought you'd have to get a Veer or HP TouchPad to get your hands on WebOS!

Perhaps we won't have to wait until summer, after all?

Calling the TouchPad the successor to the Foleo is somewhat an insult for the tablet. But, if you think about it, the Touchpad is exactly what the Foleo should have been.

So this is what HP Palm has been up to.

If you were hoping to see an Android smartphone or tablet from HP, we've got some disappointing news for you.

It's real and it's captured on video.

HP's plans for an iPad rival are still on track for the new year.

Two tablets that have been talked about for months have been confirmed.

There's been a lot of talk about Windows 7 and Android tablets, but we haven't heard much about WebOS tablets.

PalmPad will probably be bigger than the size of your palm.

HP may be shelving its Android tablet project to focus on its webOS tablet.

Flexible mobile devices ahoy!