HP unveils WebOS 2.0 and Palm Pre 2

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The Palm Pre 2 — the first smartphone from Palm since HP purchased the smartphone-maker — sports a 1 gigahertz processor, 5-megapixel camera, slide-out keyboard and a design that the company describes as “sleeker” and more “streamlined” than the original.
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Stacks – This is webOS 2.0’s take on multitasking. HP calls this “true multitasking” (in other words, preemptive), which is what webOS 1.0 had before. It’s a way to organize and keep related items together. So if you are trying to open up a webpage or create a new calendar event based on information from an e-mail, you can group all of those items together in one stack.
Just Type – Just Type is a new mechanism that lets you start typing before opening an app. You can then choose a Quick Action like sending an e-mail or a text message or doing a web search. Basically it’s Quicksilver on your phone.
Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Beta – Like Android and the BlackBerry PlayBook, webOS supports a beta of Flash Player 10.1. Adobe has long demoed Flash 10.1 on webOS devices, but now it’s baked into the web browser.
Skype Mobile – Verizon customers will get access to Skype-to-Skype calls and messaging and low-cost long-distance calls. This is an extension of the Verizon/Skype partnership.
QuickOffice Connect – The office viewer that we love on iOS and Android is now on webOS.
Facebook 2.0 – This will be available in the App Catalog and offer support for Facebook IM via the built-in Messaging application and support Stacks and Just Type Quick Actions.
Updated Browser – The WebKit-based browser has been updated to include more HTML5 and geolocation support.
VPN – WebOS will now connect to corporate networks, including IPsec and Cisco AnyConnect mobile-optimized VPNs.
Bluetooth keyboard support — Like iOS 4, webOS 2.0 supports Bluetooth keyboards and other Bluetooth peripherals.

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[quote author=ChittiNaidu link=topic=110868.msg1176360#msg1176360 date=1287512696]
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hi chitti how are you??
i need some help baa... naaku gurthu nuvvu google app inventor use chesanu ani cheppav correct me if i'm wrong....naaku konni doubts unnay can you help me out with that

[johnny bravo]

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[quote author=ChittiNaidu link=topic=110868.msg1176412#msg1176412 date=1287513183]
sCo_hmmthink sCo_hmmthink  google app inventor aa....Android SDK use chesa ...not specifically APP Inventor...

emi doubt....let me see if i can help....but ippatiki aite...use cheyadam ledu.....naaku teliste...sure ga chepta...
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pm chesa

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[quote author=johnny bravo link=topic=110868.msg1176471#msg1176471 date=1287513802]
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thank you