Just wondering if anyone has a firm release date or if the release notes have been updated since it was first made public to the test community last month?
we might not get it, the news was before the opensourcing announcement and after teh open sourcing news it was said they would be busy making webOS fully opensource and gutting out the proprietary code.
Hi,
I know that wikipedia isn't a very reliable source, but it lists the stable release of 3.0.5 as "Dec 25, 2011." Maybe that is the real release date, maybe it's not.
Source: WebOS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hi,
I know that wikipedia isn't a very reliable source, but it lists the stable release of 3.0.5 as "Dec 25, 2011." Maybe that is the real release date, maybe it's not.
Source: WebOS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Looking at the source does not have a date... not sure where that date came from..
Hi,
I know that wikipedia isn't a very reliable source, but it lists the stable release of 3.0.5 as "Dec 25, 2011." Maybe that is the real release date, maybe it's not.
Source: WebOS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It says February 31, 2055 now! Oh Well.. Its coming soon
I have to disagree with the logic of capitalizing the W in "webOS" in that wikipedia article. Whoever wrote it claims to be following the Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Trademarks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, but in my read of it I don't find a section covering a trademark like "webOS". The author seems to have applied the section covering all-lower-case trademarks, which "webOS" is clearly not. Of the examples cited in the style manual, I find "webOS" most similar to "iPad" and "eBay" which are to be left as-is and never capitalized. In fact it makes the most sense to treat "webOS" as any other English word, capitalizing it when beginning a sentence and otherwise leaving it as-is.
johnson, the capitalization rule there specifically follows the "only if the second letter of the product name is capitalized". Otherwise, the default rule to capitalize the first letter of proper nouns is applied.