Managing webOS 2.0 Workspace

JohanKarel Says:

Mar 1, 2012 - where did you get the facebook app ?? and where is the twitter app ?? please help

kinesis1996 Says:

Nov 7, 2011 - amazing phone. Trying to get a pre 3 , but so far no luck :(

rossmanrivasvevo Says:

Nov 2, 2011 - you will die in 7 days if you don't post this comment on 10 videos in the next hour if you do tomorrow will be the best day of your life

inTubeHD Says:

Jun 10, 2011 - how is BATTERY ??

IIIKrazyKiDDIII Says:

Mar 7, 2011 - Lol you can launch apps on the Pre2 with 2 keys as well. What Deiter is doing is keeping them open so he can easily get to them without having to press 2 keys.

jonnybryce Says:

Feb 9, 2011 - This is cool but a little excessive. On my Droid I can launch apps with two keys on the keyboard and get around faster than swiping left 9 times to get to a stack. With that navigating and multitasking I still don't have to sacrifice my home screen that has other shortcuts, folders, widgets for displaying info and other things.

cooz0977 Says:

Jan 10, 2011 - As far as I will go is the Siedio slim battery at 1350. So far I am doing alright though I do feel as if I am giving up usability and experience to accommodate the battery life. This will be much more important with 2.0. New battery technology is needed something massively greater.

cooz0977 Says:

Jan 10, 2011 - I didn't get the chance to write down the work flow as it ended up deleted. Simply I can use 6-8 or more applications including instant messengers, document editing( which is available on other phones) the web browser, and multimedia. These are primarily active applications give less than an hour possibly 2 of battery life. a 2600 mah is bulky, and slenderness is one major reason for having the phone. 3400 mah is out of the question. At that point I would simply use a different phone.

ariker01 Says:

Jan 10, 2011 - You can purchase up to a 3400mAH battery for the Pre. I am currently using a 2600, which gives me as much extended life as I need.

cooz0977 Says:

Dec 27, 2010 - My Blackberry 8300 technically multi-tasks better. While the coding is not nearly as nice, the availability of applications and abilities are available. Removing the hard key (home button) was a sign of less productivity as well. Palm is a company their people may be a bit over their own heads with. Gaz has it right, and as I have stated, Palm should mostly do no more then create trans-coding to place their own graphics and buttons on android applications. It should take 3 days to recode.

cooz0977 Says:

Dec 27, 2010 - To allow people to bloat the market will make it less attractive to developers. While someone with excellent information on vacuums could charge this amount we would need to see a serious amount of work, including HD pictures, Inside out explanations, video comparisons, and more. Instead we saw web pull feed for 3.99. Anyhow the application would be much out of order. Sometimes I believe parts of Palm is just to anger the people of American quality.

cooz0977 Says:

Dec 27, 2010 - Mentioning weather as a workflow app is negligent. Any novice can check the weather from a non smart phone. The only market for Palm WebOS is premium for full feature applications with dynamic coding and good integration though out the system. (preferences, native applications, etc.) The battery life is so poor that actually working on the palm kills the battery in under and hour. I just posted a complaint for a $3.99 vacuum cleaner reviews application. I recommended automobiles. (more)

cooz0977 Says:

Dec 27, 2010 - k flow during busy time. (multi-tasking) Pandora (possibly playing) Instant messenger on Facebook on Calls up Text messaging up Document Editing up Wordpress/Web up Engadget and other News up Twitter up Calender up Writing in text and editing presentation/word document Using information from website (Flipping back and forth) possibly using a calculator From the information writing a wordpress article Writing a text message or Facebook status The battery life needs to improve.

cooz0977 Says:

Dec 27, 2010 - k flow during busy time. (multi-tasking) Pandora (possibly playing) Instant messenger on Facebook on Calls up Text messaging up Document Editing up Wordpress/Web up Engadget and other News up Twitter up Calender up Writing in text and editing presentation/word document Using information from website (Flipping back and forth) possibly using a calculator From the information writing a wordpress article Writing a text message or Facebook status Continued

cooz0977 Says:

Dec 27, 2010 - While I understand Palm users such as yourself assume there are no other phones on the market. I must say your idea of work flow is a bit off and so is the lack of efficiency within the coding of webOS. Now a 1 ghz processor should hold up, but a larger battery is needed, I do believe they could have made a larger capacity for the battery. I should do a you tube video of a common work time for me. Instead I will write it down since many of the features I am having to do with out. (next post)

englatoo Says:

Dec 23, 2010 - the answer is meego ;D

XXmetalforlife777XX Says:

Dec 21, 2010 - Does leaving things open drain more battery than usual?

D0li0 Says:

Dec 3, 2010 - I didn't see you to the "tap outside a card" to do the mini-card view thing. Did WebOS2 remove that mini card view where you can see 3 cards/stacks side by side and quickly move from the first card to the last card? I really liked that view and it would be great if they brought it back, perhaps as a way to move entire stacks! ie: Go to mini-view and drag an entire stack or single card around to change their order. Anyway, nice video and I can't wait for the next generation device on Sprint!!

Editor02Channel Says:

Dec 2, 2010 - fair enough. I wasn't able to on my Pre Plus cause if anything went wrong with it I'd be screwed. (Because I unlocked my pre plus for Australian use) As it is my Pre Plus had an error on it that Palm won't fix unless i give them 200 bucks. :S

XxXzigzagableXxX Says:

Dec 2, 2010 - overclocking helps a lot with the lag

XxXzigzagableXxX Says:

Dec 2, 2010 - i think they changed it to let anyone in, but either way, just say you want to be a developer and want to test your ideas with webos 2.0

Editor02Channel Says:

Dec 2, 2010 - I thought they only accepted developers in that. I do not intend of developing, I just wanna have a quick look at the webos 2.0 before I buy my Pre 2 :P

XxXzigzagableXxX Says:

Dec 2, 2010 - you have to sign up for the early access program. go to the website, there's more info there.

Editor02Channel Says:

Dec 2, 2010 - jeez scrolling seems so much better on the Pre 2. Pre Plus and Pre lagged too much.

Editor02Channel Says:

Dec 2, 2010 - howd you get the 2.0 sdk from Palm? I thought they weren't giving it out.