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Windows Phone has the closest thing to Synergy I've seen compared to the other platforms, and even implements it to even better effect in the Me/People/Photo hubs on Windows Phone than we ever could have dreamed of on webOS.
If you do social networking at all, you'll be blown away by the Me/People/Photo hubs and how they integrate content from all the various online services you can add together to be data-centric instead of app-centric.
Great, great user experience.
If you are more interested in the philosophy/technology behind the OS, the closest thing out to webOS (and feels a bit like an ideological successor) is FirefoxOS. I use it myself currently, but I've not made much headway yet in convincing them to improve the user experience to be more webOS-like.
I'll keep on that. I shall not give up!
If you're really brave and don't need your phone to actually be a phone, give LuneOS a try. It is the open-source community built resurrection of webOS that is looking forward more than backward. It is an ambitious and beautiful project, but it is sadly not where it has to be for me to get behind it. My job requires my use of a fully functional smartphone 
(But seriously, if I wasn't fighting this ideological war, I'd be using Windows Phone 8.1 with no hesitation what-so-ever. It is absolutely fantastic from a UI/UX point of view, and even has a great selection of apps, though obviously not at Android/iOS density).
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