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Last updated: Thursday, January 26, 2012

The last time we heard about webOS, HP had opted to open-source the mobile platform, letting developers take a stab at breathing some life into it. It was an unconventional move, but not necessarily a bad one: it puts the platform largely in the hands of the development community, and it doesn’t require a large

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HP’s open-sourcing of webOS begins today

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