First WebOS on HTC EVO 3D? [Video]

Hope developer Ryan (Ryan Hope) from the command HP / Palm posted picture of HTC EVO 3D, installed on it WebOS. This port is made ​​by Ryan in his spare time for fun and yet not be published publicly. But given the rate that the company took the HP, it is possible that WebOS will appear as a third-party firmware on current HTC smartphones and in official OS - in the future.

Hope Returning to Ryan and his experiment. Sam Ryan argues that the HTC EVO 3D was chosen because of the fact that its characteristics are similar to those that have HP TouchPad, the first and only tablet PC on the WebOS. Indeed, in both devices installed dual Qualcomm MSM8660, which is not only processor in the literal sense, but also the controller of many communication tools and sensors that are installed in the smartphone / tablet. Current ARM-chips are true "sandwich" with the deployment of multi-elements. In addition, Ryan says that these pictures were taken a few months ago, before the opening of the code. To understand the performance presented by Ryan port, I would like to see the video review.

To understand what a WebOS in its present form, check out the video below.

Do you think whether you need one more HTC OS for the official installation of smart phones?If there are third-party firmware with WebOS, will you install them on your device?

Samsung and WebOS: many see a future together

We have already discussed a few days ago: Samsung and WebOS in the near future may share the same fate . There are many analysts who see a possible buyer for Samsung WebOS, now owned by HP but intended for an early departure as we know.

Are becoming more insistent voices and the lack of official denials and clear positions feed the various rumors and speculations that much like the people on the network.

Google and Motorola have moved a lot and although the waters in Android Samsung has found a great ally, the many accusations and patents, and so on causes that are derived not only from Apple but intrinsic to Android itself is certainly a reason look elsewhere for a new road.

WebOS is a great system, but perhaps too much like Bada. Not at the level of the system itself, but a concept, a system that is not being implemented by other manufacturers and with which Samsung should do everything alone as with Bada. It would, in this view, duplicate.

Yet the rumors and speculation abound. Perhaps the desire to see even WebOS on new devices, and Samsung as the only manufacturer able to accept the challenge, supplying these items.

Do not just have to wait, certainly Google has found many with Motorola approval, but also many disagreements or concerns by the various manufacturers.