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.

HP, in a just-released statement, said it “will discontinue operations for webOS devices, specifically the TouchPad and webOS phones.” (That means the Pre cell phones are biting the dust as well.) ...

Hewlett-Packard unveiled the TouchPad tablet Wednesday in San Francisco, along with two new smartphones -- the Veer and Pre3. The company touted the new devices as delivering the HP WebOS mobile ...

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 ...

(CBS) - Hewlett-Packard's TouchPad set the Internet wild over the weekend after the tablet's fire sale. Retailers nationwide dropped the price of HP's TouchPad from $399 to $99 and $499 to $149 ...

HP announced it will no longer produce hardware running its webOS mobile operating system, discontinuing operations on future TouchPad tablets and the Pre smartphone devices. "HP plans to announce ...

We were already risking a fair bit on the TouchPad given media reviews. Now we have a lot more to worry about. Thanks, HP.

Box.net will offer 50 GB of free online storage to buyers of HP's new tablet device, the TouchPad. The company plans to announce the deal Friday, the same day as the TouchPad's launch. New ...

Initially the TouchPad will be offered as a Wi-Fi only device, though HP said it plans to release a version with 3G/4G mobile connectivity later on down the line. Along with the TouchPad ...

(You can also get a 64GB iPad.) And HP is offering the TouchPad for the same price that Apple charges for similar iPads. But the TouchPad is more than an iPad knockoff. It has its own distinct ...

Hewlett-Packard Co. entered the crowded market for tablet computers Wednesday, unveiling the TouchPad ... mark a shift in branding for Palm under HP’s ownership. None of the new gadgets have ...