HP Pre 3

[DannyJLG]

I'm suprised I haven't seen any comments about it here yet. I'm really excited for it. A lot of people are saying its too little too late but I don't think so. It's an elegant phone with very good specs (sure, it's not dual core, but 1.4GHz is more then enough) and does everything I would want my phone to do. I just find WebOS amazing. This will definitely be my next phone.

On a side note, will this forum's name change from Palm to HP? :P

[jaStrom]

I was so scared that HP would ruin Palm but now I'm very excited about the Pre3. I completely agree with you about the dual core issue and I'm excited they've kept the same hardware form but improved the build quality. The only thing I want to add is that I've always admired Touchstone feature. Powermat doesn't make any sense to me since you're still plugging something into your phone.

I feel the Pre3 has everything I'd want in a phone. It'll probably be my next device too.

[RambleMan]

The Pre3 looks amazing as does the TouchPad. I'm also interested in the Veer. While the Veer is tiny, having WebOS features so zippy in such a tiny footprint appeals to me. I don't watch movies or surf the net on my phone. I'm quite anxious to see pricing and availability for all three of the new products.

[MarlowXim]

You cannot go wrong with webos its really nice mobile operating system the new devices aren't dual core but ti omaps are nice overclockers to make up for it. The only thing you should worry about is the lack of applications in the application store. Usually there are ports for ios and android but that doesn't really happen on webos, since most developers have jumped ship.

I'm hoping they will license webos like android rumor has it they will, but until then market penetration is going to be very similar to where windows phone currently is.

[twbbas]

I love webOS. I can't wait to get my Pre 3 and TouchPad soon.

I just hope that HP gets Netflix to make an app for the TouchPad. That would be one of the main uses for me.