There is no rear camera -- just a front one -- and only Wi-Fi right now, but critics say the hardware isn't the real problem with the TouchPad. It's the software. [T]he TouchPad will launch with just ...

The design of the HP TouchPad is clean and basic, with a black plastic border that matches the deep black of the screen’s own bezel. The unit has a single button, for returning to home; built in ...

The TouchPad is an exciting reveal for HP, but how does its hardware compare with the current and future competition? Let's dive in and find out. First the display. The HP TouchPad's 9.7-inch ...

The HP TouchPad was a major product rollout subsequently cancelled by HP in just a few weeks. The cancellation caught industry watchers by surprise, and touched off a bizarre series of actions ...

When the HP TouchPad tablet came out at a price of $500 in July, we were a bit critical of it. In our review, we noted the lack of a rear camera, the slow response speed of webOS (it’s operating ...

Not everyone realizes it, but Apple did the smartphone industry a massive service in a very particular way when it launched the iPhone in 2007. Yes, the device changed a lot of things of course, but ...

When HP killed its WebOS Touchpad two weeks ago, then sold off remaining stock at $99 fire-sale prices, it seemed the tablet would be dead for good. But that’s not quite the case. The TouchPad tablet ...

Hewlett Packard's entry into the tablet market has drawn praise for its external beauty and criticism as reviewers dug beneath the surface, with one journalist calling the device a "mediocre tablet." ...

Now that HP's plans for the TouchPad Tablet have been revealed, it's tough to see how the world's leading laptop manufacturer expects to make a significant dent in Apple's backyard or take on Google .

The crowds you heard cheering yesterday weren't for the women's World Cup finals, they must have been for the "relaunch" of the HP TouchPad. Yes, the first HP tablet running its webOS system went on ...

HP's TouchPad liquidation sale this weekend was telling on multiple fronts as techies drooled over a good deal, servers blew up and the tablet market pricing structure was upended. However, the ...