HP is looking to sell off webOS to buyers, but it still wants a license to webOS so that it can work on webOS printers.

Apple could become the leading global PC vendor in 2012

HP’s TouchPad Go gets put through the ringer of pictures.

Dell and HP are working on Windows 8 tablets which will be launched in Q3 2012, right after the official launch of Windows 8.

HP TouchPad receives minor webOS update. Bundles camera app, bluetooth fixes and IM support into 60MB of disappointment.

A new rumor suggests that Amazon may be in talks with HP to buy Palm’s assets including webOS. It may be true, but does it make sense?

Marketing slides for unreleased HP TouchPad Go leak online. Smaller, faster but just as hard to get as the original TouchPad.

HP has reinforced its commitment for growth in India through a series of new initiatives designed to deliver seamless, secure, context-aware print experiences. India is a key interest for HP being an important market as well as driving innovation at HP IPG (Image & Printing Group).

HP’s stock is up almost 10% on news that its board is planning to fire Leo Apotheker, HP’s current CEO.

A new report from the American Customer Satisfication Index reveals that Apple has once again topped the index for PC

The HP TouchPad Go, which was killed before its launch, is lurking around somewhere in China. Here are some images and the specification details of the HP TouchPad Go.

The CyanogenMod team has been making excellent progress with the Android port for the HP TouchPad. In the latest update, they have managed to get Wi-Fi, audio and Android Market working. We should see a working release soon.

Samsung is allegedly planning to buy webOS from HP. HP recently announced that it would be discontinuing webOS products. Samsung may be buying it to hedge its bets on Android, now that Google has acquired Motorola.

Here’s a video of CyanogenMod 7 (Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread) running on the HP TouchPad.

After the announcement made by HP on ending its smartphone and tablet production, it dropped a bombshell on consumers with the TouchPad selling for just $99. And if you were lucky enough to grab one, then you just got luckier. HP is giving away six premium apps for free, which normally sell for $15.