The TouchPad is an exciting reveal for HP, but how does its hardware compare with the current and future competition? Let's dive in and find out. First the display. The HP TouchPad's 9.7-inch ...

The HP TouchPad gets middling marks in all these areas, and yet... it's my favorite non-iPad tablet to date. Thus we have a conundrum for business owners: love the TouchPad despite its flaws ...

HP's TouchPad liquidation sale this weekend was telling on multiple fronts as techies drooled over a good deal, servers blew up and the tablet market pricing structure was upended. However ...

Just over six months after unveiling it, HP this week decided to kill off its struggling TouchPad tablet, in a decision that shocked many industry watchers and HP channel partners. HP tried to ...

The HP TouchPad was a major product rollout subsequently cancelled by HP in just a few weeks. The cancellation caught industry watchers by surprise, and touched off a bizarre series of actions ...

The team that brought you webOS — for better or worse — has now graduated the platform to pad status, with the help (and cash) of HP. According to the company, the TouchPad marks the kickoff ...

HP has announced its first webOS tablet: the TouchPad - which has a 9.7-inch capacitive touchscreen, is powered by a 1.2GHz Snapdragon processor and comes with either 16GB or 32GB of storage ...

But by introducing a familiar printer icon into its core apps on the HP TouchPad, HP has made tablet printing as intuitive as it is on the desktop. And the feature isn’t exclusive to the core ...

One device in particular, the HP TouchPad, was released just a month before webOS went under and is still a favorite among hackers — giving the device the kind of love that HP never could.

This article explains how to lock and unlock the touchpad for an HP laptop. The first thing we suggest trying is a simple double-tap in the top-left corner of the touchpad. This should work if ...

It’s been nearly 3 years since HP launched and then quickly discontinued the HP TouchPad. But the 9.7 inch tablet continues to live on thanks to the efforts of independent developers.