02/25/2013, 11:24 AM
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02/25/2013, 11:25 AM
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Well i think this is good news. Either LG will do something more with Webos, things were not moving with HP, either it will do absolutely nothing except use palm's patents or whatever and the OS will die in peace and people can move on. Hopefully Webos will be given a second chance. In any case i am wondering if along with everything they bought they also bought the official app catalog. If yes then maybe they'll do something about these geo restrictions that are one of the things killing the OS. Let's hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
By the way i just bought the Samsung galaxy note but i find myself coming back to these threads rather than going to android ones. And i was planning on selling my pre 3 but i simply can't bring myself to do it. EDIT: Just read that some parts like app catalog, updating system and the cloud services (i suppose that means Gram) will be kept under HP. To me this sounds like they are breaking the whole thing in parts and everybody takes what they can use, kinda like scavengers, that would be such a shame, hell at least give the OS a more honorable ending. Like i said hope for the best... Last edited by kkalogia; 02/25/2013 at 11:32 AM. |
02/25/2013, 11:33 AM
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Skott Ahn simply said that he believes "the environment will change from an app environment to a web environment." That sounds to me like the words we've heard from Mozilla's and Telefonica's people talking about Firefox OS. As i said, the web it's well known right now to be potentially next big ecoosystem and LG did probably think that webOS architecture will bring some high quality software to the table. I don't think bringing back the defunct Palm brand would be a good idea and i don't even think LG wants to create a new brand out of the webOS experience. They'll probably reset webOS to be compliant with all standards are going to power Firefox OS and Tizen and start with TVs but potentially webOS gives them the opportunity to build any kind of gadget, from connected mp3 players to smartphones, etc. Now we can only suppose the good or the wrong of such operation but i still don't believe LG had reasons to buy out the project without thinking to the possible benefits of it. |
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02/25/2013, 11:59 AM
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If LG want webOS as a skin (like HTC Sense) and can implement things like gestures, cards etc. it would be a perfect combination in my opinion. Well, we can always hope for it. It's not like we had anything to expect for until today. |
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02/25/2013, 12:08 PM
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After new article at The Verge, I'm not so optimistic anymore about this. It looks like LG has bought whole smart TV team from HP and they will continue to work for themselves. It seems HP can't do anything webOS related even in joint venture .on LG' side, their confusion about this whole investment looks the same as same confusion in HP when they bought Palm. I'm so disappointed because I still can't see any meaningful plan related to webOS.
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02/25/2013, 12:19 PM
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02/25/2013, 12:19 PM
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I, for one, welcome our new LG overlords. Can't get any worse!!!
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02/25/2013, 12:31 PM
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