WebOS only needs correct positioning in the market and a new hot selling device (like the Palm Pre back then) with serious techno power under the hood. HTC has proven to be able to do both. Other than that, I'm glad to see the firesale of HP Veer units because in US at least they are all locked to AT&T, which means my hard work in developing the HP Veer Unlocker Software ( http://www.palmunlocker.com/ ) will hopefully pay off!
I'm happy to see that AT&T expands their 4G nework because many T-Mobile customers would love to switch since the buy-out and want to bring their device. I don't know exactly which of the T-Mobile 4G phones will work on AT&T's 4G network but as far as the Dell Streak 7 tablet concerns, after unlocking the tablet, it DOES have 4G capability on AT&T even though that is not supposed to work according to the specs! There is an article on StreakSmart about it that spread through the net like fire. It switches back to 3G automatically when 4G is not availabe.
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WebOS only needs correct positioning in the market and a new hot selling device (like the Palm Pre back then) with serious techno power under the hood. HTC has proven to be able to do both. Other than that, I'm glad to see the firesale of HP Veer units because in US at least they are all locked to AT&T, which means my hard work in developing the HP Veer Unlocker Software ( http://www.palmunlocker.com/ ) will hopefully pay off!
I'm happy to see that AT&T expands their 4G nework because many T-Mobile customers would love to switch since the buy-out and want to bring their device. I don't know exactly which of the T-Mobile 4G phones will work on AT&T's 4G network but as far as the Dell Streak 7 tablet concerns, after unlocking the tablet, it DOES have 4G capability on AT&T even though that is not supposed to work according to the specs! There is an article on StreakSmart about it that spread through the net like fire. It switches back to 3G automatically when 4G is not availabe.