The HP TouchPad is alive, receives OTA software update
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- Faster switching between Day, Week, and Month views, and faster event display in Calendar.
- Faster scrolling when reading an email message.
- Email attachments are now saved with draft messages.
- Added sender photos and IM presence indicators in Email.
- Improved stability when watching video in the Web app.
- Improved handling of MP3s that are transferred from a computer using USB Drive mode.
- Added a dedicated view of contacts available for a video call, for quicker setup of a video call.
- New alert when video quality might be lower because of network issues.
- When typing, pressing the space bar twice inserts a period. This can be toggled on and off.
- Auto-correction can be turned off directly from the onscreen keyboard.
- Added support for HTTP Live Streaming.
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5 Comments
1. JGuinan007 posted on 12 Jan 2012, 15:49 3 1
I think most touch pad users have gone over to android using Cyanogen
4. crankyd00d posted on 12 Jan 2012, 21:32 0 0
I have CM7 installed but it's not stable enough for use, webOS is decent if you don't need a bunch of apps, besides I already have 3 Android devices so I can wait until it's stable or until we get ICS :-)
5. DucSS posted on 17 Jan 2012, 22:54 0 0
Actually, speaking as a webOS user I prefer it. Android is shinier with more apps, yes, but for a solid true multi-window tablet the native webOS can't be beat.
Once you've gotten used to having cards available with running apps at your fingertips it's disappointing to go to a one-at-a-time operating system. Seehttp://www.zdnet.com/blog/perlow/dear-google-androids-multitasking-sucks/19565
3. palmguy posted on 12 Jan 2012, 18:47 0 0
Which is a small number compared
to the non tech people who bought it for the cheap price.
