In some respects, it's a natural extension for HP. Smartphones are increasingly becoming mobile, handheld versions of the PC, equipped with a variety of applications and access to the mobile Web.

HP’s decision to return to the smartphone market with the Elite X3 wasn’t an easy one, especially given the company’s history of failure in the market for handsets. HP’s ill-fated ...

particularly if there’s any kind of ecosystem involved with its next smartphone. We’re willing to accept things can change, though. If HP has a smart phone idea up its sleeve, maybe the third ...

HP today unveiled three new mobile devices running webOS – a 9.7-inch tablet called the TouchPad and two new smartphones, the pint- sized HP Veer and the third generation Pre, called predictably ...

“We didn’t buy Palm to be in the smartphone business.” Those were words the of HP CEO Mark Hurd as he spoke to the Bank of America Merrill Lynch technology summit on Wednesday. Going ...

LG, a South Korean electronics giant, has officially purchased the mobile operating system from HP, but not for smartphones. Instead, LG is buying WebOS for use on smart TVs. Share on Facebook ...

Mobile integration provides added convenience for users who want to use their smartphone or tablet to print, scan or copy. Through the HP Smart app, users can access various functions such as ...

You can also use the HP Smart app to print, scan, and copy documents from your smartphone. Last but not least, we considered the price of these HP printers, as we’re always seeking the best ...