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Last updated: Monday, September 27, 2010

Ever since they acquired Palm, HP has kept their plans for webOS pretty close to their chests. They’ve been open about the fact that they will use webOS to drive devices like tablets and even printers, bt when it comes to smartphones — and, specifically, successor phones to the Pre and Pixi — HP has

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Rumor: HP to release new GSM / CDMA webOS smartphones

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