PreCentral reports that HP CEO Meg Whitman is calling an all-hands meeting tomorrow, likely to decide the fate of webOS. On November 8th, Whitman promised a decision on the fated mobile operating system within three to four weeks, and it’s been over a month today. Perhaps HP will finally dump its multi-billion-dollar money sink, or perhaps the company will finally give it the reprieve it needs to succeed. Or, perhaps we’ll hear Whitman say that a true decision will take another couple of weeks.
HP’s Whitman calls webOS all-hands meeting, has she decided its fate?
Meg Whitman has called an all-hands meeting on webOS tomorrow, possibly to decide the fate of the mobile operating system.
Meg Whitman has called an all-hands meeting on webOS tomorrow, possibly to decide the fate of the mobile operating system.
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