We suggest starting with a simple double-tap in the top-left corner of the touchpad This should work if your laptop has a Synaptics Touchpad. It’s unlocked when the light in the corner of the touchpad ...

Despite HP shuttering their WebOS project some time ago, the operating system has kept a dedicated following. One device in particular, the HP TouchPad, was released just a month before webOS went ...

You've just bought a HP TouchPad for $99 -- but what on earth will you do with it when it arrives? Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share on Reddit (opens ...

The first WebOS tablet gets some things right, but stumbles more than it succeeds. So far, most tablet makers have found it a challenge to make printing from a tablet easy. But by introducing a ...

Since HP’s TouchPad firesale brought prices on the tablet down as low as $99, a number of you have picked one up, and so have we. Since HP chose to use its own proprietary webOS operating system, not ...

Maybe you just rushed out to buy a $100 or $150 HP TouchPad, or maybe you’ve had one for months. No matter the reason, you now own a tablet that has a lot of great qualities. Unfortunately, speed is ...

It’s been about two years since HP discontinued the HP TouchPad tablet, slashed prices, and cleared out inventory. For almost as long, bargain-hunters and hackers have been making lemonade out of HP’s ...

The HP TouchPad has a front-facing 1.3 megapixel camera concealed in the bezel surrounding the display. Unlike the iPad 2, the Motorola XOOM, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, or any other major tablet ...

It’s a strong testament to the power of Linux that HP has chosen WebOS as the platform for many upcoming phones, tablets, printers and PCs. WebOS is, of course, based on Linux, and its official launch ...

Known for creating their own modified Android builds for mobile devices, the folks at CyanogenMod are working on a mod designed to bring Android to the HP TouchPad. Lance Whitney is a freelance ...

The HP TouchPad Go was to be the savior of webOS as we knew it. It would have, with one swipe up and one swipe over, cast aside all doubt that HP and webOS were major players in the tablet space. But ...