Re: HP TouchPad - WebOS
So, what is your overall impression of Touchpad? as compared to the rest?
Re: HP TouchPad - WebOS
Overall its a pretty decent platform. I just hope that the developers won’t stop working on apps for it after how HP handled it.
The multi-tasking works exceptionally well and its very was responsive with the 1.2 GHz processor and the capacitive screen.
Ofcourse there’s a long way for it to go. Now the Cyanogen people are working on porting Android to it, which may increase the desirability of the product.
Re: HP TouchPad - WebOS
It quit expensive but insha allah i will bought it.
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Re: HP TouchPad - WebOS
While I love my ipad, I wish I could trade it in for an android tablet. The ipad is nice but I feel like in typical Apple fashion, it’s very limited to how I can customize the product to perfectly suit my needs. I feel like android gives me more flexibility in that regard. I feel the same way about the iPhone. When there was rumor that the iphone was coming to Verizon, I was really excited (I can only use verizon given that my employer pays for my phone/data plan and our enterprise account is with Verizon). But then the android phones came out and I love mine droid pro, the best phone I’ve ever had. We are up for a new phone every 10 months, I’m up for a new one in 10 days and i don’t think I WANT a different device.
Re: HP TouchPad - WebOS
Ahmed, I’m sure you have ur iPad JB’d. There’s so much more you can do with it once you’re past that boundary.
Without jailbreaking there is the Gestures app that you can install on the iPad if you have a Mac with XCode on it (available free from the Apple dev site). Try it out.