Showing posts with label webos. Show all posts
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Saturday, March 1, 2014
LG may develope webOS smartphones later.
WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.
As we know LG now plans to showcase an Internet-connected television model powered by webOS in January at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
The LG WebOS smart TV would retain the “cards” system, or a stack of pop-ups that allows users to navigate multiple applications, originally used in the webOS mobile devices launched by Palm and later by HP.
LG didn’t comment on the company’s plans to market the webOS-powered TVs but said the operating system may be developed and later adopted for LG’s other consumer electronics, including smartphones.
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CES 2104: LG to show up Premium Smart TV with advanced speech, and gesture recognition running in NEW OS (Palm webOS?)
CES 2014: LG webOS 4.0 Smart TV finally to debut. Confirmed. To revive Palm/Enyo dvelopment efforts.
2014: LG to show-off its next generation TV with webOS/Enyo work at the Apps World in SF.
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
CES 2014: LG webOS 4.0 Smart TV finally to debut. Confirmed. To revive Palm/Enyo development efforts.
WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.
LG researcher Hong Sung-pyo, speaking at a semiconductor event in Seoul, Korea, said LG`s first webOS product will be a new Smart TV to unveil at the CES 2014 January 7-10.
LG said it was revamping the interface used by Palm and HP for phones and tablets, adding that it will be "a gamechanger."
LG Electronics Smart TV applications, such as broadcasting and content in hopes of making it easy to switch between multi-tasking with a focus on the development and progression.
LG Electronics is showcasing a ARM-based Web OS-based smart TV with a dual-core 2.2GHz processor and 1.5GB RAM in.
Hong also said LG is going to revive Palm / HP's Enyo development efforts. Enyo is an open-source JavaScript framework for cross-platform applications, and it appears that LG will ask third parties to develop applications using Enyo.
The webOS version after all the improvements the developers team have made LG said is a 4.0 version at this time.
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Source: ZDNet Korea
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Sunday, February 16, 2014
CES 2104: LG to show up Premium Smart TV with advanced speech, and gesture recognition running in NEW OS (Palm webOS?)
CES 2104: LG to show up Premium Smart TV with advanced speech, and gesture recognition running in NEW OS (Palm webOS?)
WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.
The latest above pictures are from webOS running on emulator for LG smart TV . The launcher have clearly the LG banner with a legend "Smart, Inspired by you.". The icons of some applications like Youtube,Netflix, Verizon, Hulu Plus, Vadu, AccuWeather and 3 more not so clear to read, and above them a 3D World and LG Recommendations banners.On the picture to the left up you can see an AccuWeather landscape of Korea registering 16 celsius degrees temperature at that time.The LG Smart webOS TV emulator is running on a Oracle VM VirtualBox using Ares.CES 2104: LG to show up Premium Smart TV with advanced speech, and gesture recognition running in NEW OS (Palm webOS?)
UL Underwriters Laboratories validated LG Electronics Premium Smart TV avanced speech and finger gesture recognition functions.
The advanced speech and finger gesture recognition functions will be available starting in 2014 on LG Smart TV running the new operating system. This NEW OS might be the recently LG acquired to HP, the Palm webOS, that was announced by LG will have in the next generation Smart TVs.
The finger gesture feature is also compatible with the built-in camera or LG’s plug-in camera accessory.
Visitors to the LG booth at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2014 in Las Vegas will have the opportunity to try out LG’s cutting-edge Smart TV technologies for themselves.
In 2014: LG to show-off its next generation TV with webOS/Enyo work at the Apps World in SF. a little after the CES 2014.
Press Release:
LG recognized for advanced speech and gesture recognition innovations.
LG’s Smart TV Advanced Speech and Finger Gesture Recognition Receive
World’s First Certificate of Validation from UL.
LG Electronics’ (LG) Smart TV advanced speech and finger gesture recognition functions have been validated by globally respected product testing and inspection body, (UL) Underwriters Laboratories. The advanced speech and finger gesture functions found in LG’s newest premium Smart TVs are the key components of an intuitive and enjoyable user experience.
“Being the first to receive UL certificate of validation for Smart TV features is confirmation of our innovation’s uniqueness and innovation,” said Do-joon Lee, Vice President and head of the UX Division in LG’s Home Entertainment Company. “We are committed to advancing the Smart TV experience to bring greater convenience to people’s lives.”
For speech recognition, UL assessed how well the function comprehended spoken commands, the speed with which those commands were processed, LG’s finger gesture feature was measured in terms of movement-tracking accuracy and the effectiveness of its specialized functions.
The advanced speech and finger gesture recognition functions will be available starting in 2014 on LG Smart TV running the new operating system. The finger gesture feature is also compatible with the built-in camera or LG’s plug-in camera accessory.
Visitors to the LG booth at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2014 in Las Vegas will have the opportunity to try out LG’s cutting-edge Smart TV technologies for themselves.
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Sunday, February 9, 2014
2014: LG to show-off its next generation TV with webOS/Enyo work at the Apps World in SF.
2014: LG to show-off its next generation TV with webOS/Enyo work at the Apps World in SF.
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LG’s Director of the Enyo Framework and Tools, Gray Norton (GN),answered questions made by DeveloperTech (DT) about the company’s recent SDK update and what it means for the future of TV development.
The question:
DT: LG is attending AppsWorld in San Francisco next year; can you speak a little about your participation there?
The answer:
GN: We will be able to show-off at that point all the work we have been doing on the next-generation LG TV. We’ll also be showing not only the types of apps that can be built but also talking to developers about the framework and how to build them.
One of the interesting things about the Enyo framework we use is that it’s loosely coupled with WebOS but it can be used separate as well. It’s a cross-platform framework so the promise is developers can use Enyo to build apps that run on LG Smart TVs but can be run on other TV platforms as well; potentially including the types of devices such as consoles.
Source: developer-tech
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Where is Palm webOS now?
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Want to know where is webOS now? It is with Enyo on LG Silicon Valley Labs. What is that?

This is what LG says about the LG Lab site in the USA:
"LG’s investment in webOS and SVL broadens our company’s leadership in consumer electronics. We are developing exciting and innovative technologies that provide consumers with a more intuitive experience across a wide range of products."
webOS
The next generation, web-centric platform built to run on a wide range of form factors. It is a proven operating system that enables users to deliver the same seamless and intuitive interactions everywhere. There are exciting developments in the works and we’ll keep you posted.
In the meantime, if you want to get a feel for some of what webOS has to offer, check out our free and open source version, Open webOS.
Enyo
Enyo is a JavaScript app framework helping developers build native-quality HTML5 apps that run everywhere — from phones and tablets to PCs and TVs. Originally developed for the HP TouchPad, Enyo has powered thousands of webOS apps. Now available for cross-platform development, Enyo supports virtually every major mobile and desktop platform. Enyo's elegant component model makes it simple to build and maintain even the most complex application, as well as create components you can reuse and share with other developers. As an Apache 2 licensed open-source project, Enyo is 100% free to download and use.
Source: LG
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LG Electronics Inc. has acquired the webOS operating system technology from HP.
For 2014: LG´s smart TV with webOS platform.
Video: First pictures of LG webOS Smart TV launcher on emulator.
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Friday, January 24, 2014
Bloomberg :HP seeking to sell mobile patents, webOS included. Removed some agreement restrictive conditions
HP has approached potential buyers about the mobile portfolio of patents, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the discussions are private.
The intellectual property includes those related to WebOS, the smartphone and tablet-computer operating system that Hewlett-Packard bought through its 2010 acquisition of Palm Inc., which it later wrote down.
Hewlett-Packard has removed some restrictive conditions that made the patents unattractive to buyers, said two people who have reviewed the portfolio. That made the patents more appealing to prospective buyers, and more likely to fetch a higher price, these people said.
Whitman initially turned WebOS, designed for smartphones and tablets,that Whitman’s predecessor, Leo Apotheker,shuttered before her, into an open-source software project and rebranded it as a wholly-owned subsidiary called Gram. She sold the operating system’s code to LG Electronics Inc. earlier this year.
Hewlett-Packard retained WebOS’s patents under that deal and licensed them to LG. (press release below). LG hopes to release TVs running webOS in 2014, meaning it could very well be a part of bringing its OLED and Ultra HDTVs to mass markets: Video: First pictures of LG webOS Smart TV launcher on emulator.
The agreement would be unlikely to encumber Hewlett-Packard’s ability to sell its WebOS patents, one of the people with knowledge of the sales process said.
Press Release:
LG Electronics Acquires webOS from HP to Enhance Smart TV
LG to License HP IP, Integrate webOS Technology into Next-Generation Devices
SEOUL, Korea, and PALO ALTO, Calif. -- LG Electronics Inc. has acquired the webOS operating system technology from HP, the companies announced today.
To support its next-generation Smart TV technology, LG has entered into a definitive agreement with HP to acquire the source code, associated documentation, engineering talent and related websites associated with webOS. As part of the transaction, LG also will receive licenses under HP’s intellectual property (IP) for use with its webOS products, including patents acquired from Palm covering fundamental operating system and user interface technologies now in broad use across the industry.
Today’s announcement paves the way for continued innovation on the webOS platform and on LG’s roadmap of innovative solutions for many years to come, while allowing HP to focus its resources on strategic business opportunities such as cloud computing.
“This groundbreaking development demonstrates LG’s commitment to investing in talent and research in Silicon Valley, one of the world’s innovation hotbeds. It creates a new path for LG to offer an intuitive user experience and Internet services across a range of consumer electronics devices,” said Skott Ahn, president and chief technology officer, LG Electronics Inc. “The open and transparent webOS technology offers a compelling user experience that, when combined with our own technology, will pave the way for future innovations using the latest Web technologies.”
Ahn explained that LG Electronics’ investment in webOS technology and its acquisition of the innovation team’s R&D capabilities are expected to extend LG’s leadership in bringing Internet services directly to consumer electronics devices. “Integrated with LG, this team will be the heart and soul of the new LG Silicon Valley Lab, focused on bringing innovative technology solutions to market through the most popular platforms for sharing and consuming content and experiences,” he said. With the transaction, LG will add the Sunnyvale and San Francisco sites to its global R&D locations, in addition to its existing U.S. sites in San Jose and Chicago.
Also under the agreement:
- LG will assume stewardship of the open source projects of Open WebOS and Enyo.
- HP will retain ownership of all of Palm’s cloud computing assets, including source code, talent, infrastructure and contracts.
- HP will continue to support Palm users.
“WebOS and its associated community deliver market leading platforms for the next generation of connected devices. We are constantly looking for opportunities to accelerate the delivery of this platform from the community,” said Bill Veghte, HP’s chief operating officer. “LG’s track record of innovation and broad distribution provides this opportunity, while enabling HP to accelerate our Cloud efforts. In particular, with the cloud assets that will remain with HP, we will focus on delivering innovative solutions that will enable our enterprise customers to mobilize their workforce.”
HP and LG do not expect this transaction to have a material impact on either company’s financial statements. Terms were not disclosed.
About LG Electronics USA
LG Electronics USA, Inc., based in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $45 billion global force and technology leader in consumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communications. In the United States, LG sells a range of stylish and innovative home entertainment products, mobile phones, home appliances, commercial displays, air conditioning systems and solar energy solutions, all under LG’s “Life’s Good” marketing theme. LG is a 2012 ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year. For more information, please visit www.LG.com.
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Monday, January 6, 2014
LG`s webOS TV SDK available SOON.
WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.
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Itai Vonshak is the webOS's head of product management and design that you can watch on the video we are posting here below again:
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Press Release: CES 2014: LG makes Smart TV simple with new webOS Smart TV platform.
Press Release: CES 2014: LG makes Smart TV simple with new webOS Smart TV platform.
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New Platform Represents Completely New Paradigm in
Smart TVs Now and in the Future
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 6, 2014 — LG Electronics (LG) today unveiled its newest Smart TV platform at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. webOS, which was purchased from Hewlett-Packard in March last year, has been reinvented and reintroduced as LG’s new Smart TV platform. The new operating system offers an intuitive user interface for an experience that is both seamless and refreshingly uncomplicated, based on years of experience collected by the webOS team. Furthermore, the new platform makes it extremely easy for developers to create applications and enhances the compatibility of LG’s Smart TVs with other devices.
“We are extremely excited to be able to introduce webOS optimized for LG Smart TV here at CES 2014” said In-kyu Lee, Senior Vice President and head of the TV division at the LG Electronics Home Entertainment Company. “The beauty of webOS is that it provides so much freedom, and is so simple to use. We feel confident that consumers will find navigating, exploring and switching between different forms of content on webOS a truly enjoyable, not frustrating, experience.”
Simple to Connect, Easy to Use
The webOS platform, which will be implemented in more than 70 percent of LG’s Smart TVs in 2014, greatly simplifies the smart TV experience. Its ease-of-use makes content searching and viewing, connecting with other devices, and even the initial setup process incredibly smooth. The first time the user turns on the webOS-enabled LG Smart TV, an animated character named BeanBird appears onscreen to help get connected and walk the use through the setup process. All the viewer has to do is shake the Magic Remote or press the OK button to receive further advice from the winged virtual facilitator. webOS can instantly recognize when and what kind of external device has been plugged into the TV and brings up a pop-up menu listing all relevant options for the user to choose from.
Instant Access and Easy Content Switching
The new Launcher, a left-to-right scrollable menu that runs along the lower portion of the screen is one of the most distinctive features of webOS. The Launcher makes it possible to switch between broadcast TV, smart TV content and media stored on external devices without having to return to the Home screen. It allows the viewer to simultaneously watch a show, play a game or browse the internet while searching or downloading other content. What’s more, Live Menu, which can be opened while viewing the TV, keeps the search, recommendation and channel options within easy reach.
Content Discovery Made Simple
The webOS development team in LG’s Silicon Valley Lab created the unique Today menu as a one-stop content recommendation service, suggesting popular TV shows, programs that have been missed as well as full-feature movies. Running horizontally along the center of the screen, the Today bar can also be scrolled up or down via the Magic Remote wheel to reveal more exciting viewing options.
LG’s webOS also offers access to the LG Store’s comprehensive collection of apps. The LG Store lets users browse the most-viewed and most-downloaded items available from across the Smart TV platform, including broadcast TV programs and the latest games. The logically organized categories, which include 3D content, games and movies, employ thumbnail images for fast and convenient selection of content.
Visitors to LG’s CES booth (2014 (Las Vegas Convention Center, Central Hall #8204) from January 7 to January 10 can experience webOS on LG’s latest OLED TVs, 4K ULTRA HD TVs and on other models from the company’s new year Home Entertainment lineup.
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Sunday, January 5, 2014
CES 2014: LG webOS Smart TV DISPLAY first pictures .LG releases plan.
WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.


@evleaks was right when posted on twitter the first leaked picture of the LG webOS UI before. The two first pictures above of the LG webOS Smart TV where you can see the new way of showing the multitasking cards of webOS.
On our before post we were asking what means "easy navigation," "fun setup," and "simple connection" features, now you can read below what LG explains about them: ( sorry the translation not so clear from Korean to English. we used Google Translate)
□ "Web OS" smart TV market restructuring
LG Electronics 'Web OS' OS-powered Smart TV to showcase. 'Web OS' are common to a variety of devices available, it is easy to develop applications software platform features.
Next-generation operating system, 'Web OS' applied 'LG Smart TV' has a total of LG's smart technology intensive product strategy.
In March, the LG HP (Hewlett-Packard) from the company 'Web OS' After the acquisition, Silicon Valley operates an R & D laboratories 'Web OS' developed based smart TV. This innovation led to the Smart TV platform, the next generation of Web-based smart TV technology trends in terms of rapid response significant.
"Web OS is equipped with LG Smart TV 'biggest feature is the ease of connection (Simple Connect), easy switching (Simple Switching), easy navigation (Simple Discovery) is. LG Electronics is the essence of TV 'Easy Usability' by emphasizing 'LG Smart TV = The easy-to-use TV' plans to consolidate the image.
- Easy connection (Simple Connection)
"Web OS is equipped with LG Smart TV 'that consumers feel difficult and complex since the initial setting of the Smart TV content available over the whole process simple and easy to UX (user experience) is provided. The first time you turn on your TV cute animated characters 'binbeodeu (Bean Bird)' appeared in the initial setting helps. 'Binbeodeu' jiggle the remote control or click the Magic is an easy operation induces humorously users not familiar with smart features to be easy to use within a short period of time.
- Easy conversion (Simple Switching)
"Web OS is equipped with LG Smart TV 'is a' launcher (Launcher) 'function is strengthened. Connected devices while watching TV, premium content, free movement is possible. The recently used or are currently using the form in the content of your favorite show without question that you want can be found at once. While watching TV without switching the screen in real-time search, and support for recording the Live menu (Live Menu) to mount, enhanced multi-tasking capabilities.
- Easy navigation (Simple Discovery)
"Web OS is equipped with LG Smart TV 'is a summary of watching TV I recommend getting the latest popular content immediately accessible Today (Today) increased ease-of-use features to support. Store LG (LG Store) is the latest popular content can be seen at a glance visually composed. Category is self-explanatory to classify the user can easily find the content you want.
The "Web OS is equipped with LG Smart TV 'voice, gesture recognition function is mounted. LG Electronics, voice, gesture recognition function is a certification authority UL (Underwriter Laboratories) from the ease of use, intuitiveness, precision, and has received the world's first certified.
LG plans:
LG plans:
LG Electronics Smart TV line-up will be released in 2014 more than 70% of the 'Web OS' is going to mount. "Web OS is equipped with Smart TV 'in Korea market earlier this year, starting with the United States, Europe and other global markets where it plans to release sequentially.
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