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 Originally Posted by jcmarcos
I know this breaks the topic, but I see porting Open webOS to legacy hardware as an unnecesary nightmare. And also, why would anyone risk its existing device, when there are others like the Galaxy Nexus (TI OMAP based), readily available, better specced and not that expensive?
I for one will buy one of those as soon as Open webOS is usable as a smartphone, and keep my unicorn legacy device happily purring standard webOS forever.
Yes and no. The hardware for some of the legacy devices is still fine, so why update? Dualcore Touchpad is powerful enough to do the things we want.
There's no phone like the Veer in the market currently, but would like to have it updated to a more recent browser etc.
In general it's hard to find slider phones with physical QWERTY keyboards
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