Home > Computing Install Android to breathe new life into your HP TouchPad The HP TouchPad isn't the newest tablet on the block, but it has excellent hardware and can often be found for sale at a low ...

The HP TouchPad is a tablet with a 9.7 inch, 1024 x 768 pixel display, 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, and webOS 3.0 operating system. But with HP discontinuing the TouchPad and all webOS ...

Update: CM9 Alpha 0 is now available, making it possible to install an early, buggy build of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for the HP TouchPad. The CyanogenMod team has released a new build of Google ...

Many of you bargain hunters probably picked up the defunct HP Touchpad last week, and though WebOS isn't exactly thriving, that doesn't mean you can't do some pretty neat things with it. If you want ...

There are always folks who love to tinker with their gadgets, and many platforms have a homebrew community that supports that effort. Developers release homebrew patches, apps and themes to make ...

You've heard the rumors – the sold-out WebOS HP TouchPad tablet, now running Android! But did you know that you can make such a thing happen for yourself? Truly, the process has become as simple as it ...

Created in 2011, the HP TouchPad was introduced to the market as an alternative to the existing Apple iPad and Android tablets. The TouchPad had an entirely new operating system known as webOS. Like ...

Jelly Bean is making its way to another tablet but it’s not the one that you’d expect though. This tablet was not actually manufactured to run Android in the first place but that won’t stop hackers ...

You've just bought a HP TouchPad for $99 -- but what on earth will you do with it when it arrives? Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share on Reddit (opens ...