SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett-Packard unveiled its long-awaited rival to the iPad on Wednesday, along with two new Palm smartphones, while opening a new front in the war among tech giants vying for a ...

Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday announced its first webOS-based devices: a consumer tablet called the TouchPad, and two new smartphones. Troy Wolverton writes: HP, in an unexpected delay, said the ...

Hewlett-Packard hasn't developed a smartphone since killing off WebOS in 2011, but the firm is working on a new device to entice consumers and re-enter the race. At an event in Beijing, HP Senior ...

The phones will also become available via HP’s Web site, the iPAQ Data Messenger is expected to be priced at €549 (US$725) and the iPAQ Voice Messenger is expected to be priced at €449.