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Saturday, June 18, 2011

Uplinq 2011: HP´s Jon Rubinstein Fireside Chat Highlights.Video

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesús.

Uplinq 2011: HP´s Jon Rubinstein Fireside Chat Highlights.Video.

The event took place  at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego, CA this last June 1-2, 2011 Uplinq 2011 where HP´s Jon Rubinstein SVP & GM of Palm Global Business unit talked about the company's mobility strategy, its new lineup of webOS-based smartphones and TouchPad tablet.

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Uplinq 2011 Live Wednesday Jon Rubinstein will discuss HP´s mobile strategy an it´s webOS smartphones/TouchPad

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesús.

Uplinq 2011 Live Wednesday Jon Rubinstein will discuss HP´s mobile strategy an it´s webOS smartphones/TouchPad.


Uplinq 2011 Live Tomorrow Wednesday June 1st
Jon Rubinstein will speak at 2:00 to 3:00 PT. He will discuss HP’s mobility strategy, its new lineup of webOS-based smartphones and its TouchPad tablet. You can register on the link bellow.





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Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Palm webOS: Jon Rubinstein at Dive Into Mobile. Game is not Over.

WorldWideTech & Science. Francisco De Jesús.


At Dive Into Mobile, Jon Rubinstein answered questions made by Kara and the public, and we are picking up some of the most important of them:

How badly did HP need Palm? “Look,” says Rubinstein, “HP is the largest computer company in the world…it needs a mobile strategy. And it needs a mobile OS of its own….They needed to be in this space, and now they’re very jazzed about webOS.

How do you convince a consumer to buy your stuff when you’re competing with the likes of Google and Apple?

Rubinstein: We really do have a unique experience compared to everyone else….The other concept around this is the connected device strategy. We’re in this transition now where we’re integrating into HP, so we’re still ramping up.


Kara asks about forthcoming webOS devices.
Rubinstein gives the standard answer: “Stay tuned.” But he added, “This will be a very different conversation next year.”

In other words "Game is not Over"

More information at: http://digitaldaily.allthingsd.com/20101207/live-at-dive-hps-jon-rubinstein/#slideshow-1-11

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Palm webOS:Jon Rubinstein: aggressively rolling out new devices. 12-18 new smartphones?

WorldWideTech. Francisco De Jesús.






Today at web 2.0 summit live stream we watched to Jon Rubinstein  SVP-GM  of Palm Global Business Unit HP, speaking about their projects , here are some parts of his speech:

“Several products that will clearly be hits when they come out“,

aggressively rolling out new devices. Pool will grow dramatically in next 12-18 devices.

That includes a "great tablet," which is coming soon. Rubinstein didn't provide any specifics about the tablet, like when it would actually hit the market.
He said HP has a separate group working on Windows tablets, and it made one for corporate customers that is selling well , that sounded like he was saying WebOS will be for consumers, and Windows will be for corporations.

Concluding the event, an audience member asked for a timeframe for smartphones and tablets. “Stay tuned. We’ve got some great things coming.

 I am very happy they are not giving up at all.  12-18 devices for 2011 mean an average of 4 smartphones every 3 months and 2 tablets every 6 months.

The Palm Pad in my opinion is the priority number one for 2011 and that will be announced first in CES 2011. The Palm Pad with the Palm Pre 2 will be showed syncronizing , pairing each other and making HP 
e-print friendly demos.

Unless they want to launch the first  group of 4 new smartphones on March 2011. They will give us a hint at CES 2011.

February 2011 the rumor, buzzes and leaked screen shots will start coming up for the new Palm smartphones.

If you are a Palm webOS fan stay tuned for what is up next.

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