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World's biggest computer manufacturer said it merely bought Palm for IP for devices like tablets

World's biggest computer manufacturer said it merely bought Palm for IP for devices like tablets

Adding GPS data to digital photos isn't as hard as it once was, but it can still be a pain. We explore a recent solution.

Adding GPS data to digital photos isn't as hard as it once was, but it can still be a pain. We explore a recent solution.

CEO Mark Hurd says his company's acquisition of Palm is mainly about the handset maker's vast intellectual property portfolio.

CEO Mark Hurd says his company's acquisition of Palm is mainly about the handset maker's vast intellectual property portfolio.

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HP will adopt the WebOS platform in smartphones and tablets, according to Monty Wong, vice president of personal computing systems group at HP Taiwan, adding that since netbooks are more similar in functions with traditional computers, the company will not offer such WebOS-based devices.

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HP revealed its first quarter results this week, reporting 13% revenue growth. And with its planned acquisition of Palm underway, the computer giant is clearly doing something right. HP's revenues reached a whopping $30.8 billion, which is yet another strong indicator from the IT industry that the global economy is on the uptick from the lows of the recession. It's also a sign that HP's mix of ...

SOUTHWEST SIDEMurder-suicide victims ID'd The victims in a double murder and suicide Monday night at a house in the 4200 block of 55th Street have been identified, authorities said. Police said an estranged husband, Carlos Ortiz, 38, of 4100 W. 55th St., entered his wife's home and shot Elvia Alvarez, 29, and her friend, Miguel Angel Roman Chavez, 34, 6445 S. Albany Ave., Chicago, each in the ...