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by Adam Marks
Jul 27, 2012
Notes HD, by Inglorious Apps, is the TouchPad version of the popular Notes text editor app. Completely rewritten in Enyo, Notes HD features most of the same features from its little brother, such as...
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by Adam Marks
Jul 25, 2012
Pairing a Bluetooth keyboard--especially the official HP Wireless keyboard--to your TouchPad is an excellent way to increase your productivity and typing efficiency. But there are times that you may...
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by Adam Marks
Jul 23, 2012
So you are browsing the App Catalog on your TouchPad and you come across an app that you think you might be interested in that you don't necessarily want to purchase or download right then, but...
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by Adam Marks
Jul 18, 2012
Have you ever been using your webOS phone, browsing the web or playing a game, knowing that you had plenty of battery left and then all of a sudden the battery level drops to 0%? And then...
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by Adam Marks
Jul 16, 2012
Gemini File Manager, by Oma Studios, is a fully featured File Manager that allows you to access to your TouchPad's USB drive, giving you the ability to copy, move, delete and view all your...
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by Adam Marks
Jul 11, 2012
Although webOS 3.0 on the TouchPad brought the ability to set a orientation rotation lock, we have never had this functionality built into webOS phones. However, if you want to be able to set the...
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by Adam Marks
Jul 09, 2012
As we described in our previous tip, you can add a script to the Save/Restore app that will allow you to ZIP up your entire saverestore backups right from within the app. This can be beneficial...
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by Adam Marks
Jul 02, 2012
The WebOS Internals' homebrew app Save/Restore is great to backup your important application data in case you ever need to webOS Doctor you device, swap it out with a new device, or even transfer...
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by Adam Marks
Jun 29, 2012
This week marked our 2 year anniversary of writing a daily webOS Tip for our then-PreCentral.net and now-webOSNation.com readers. Despite a roller coaster of a year since our last anniversary, which...
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by Adam Marks
Jun 27, 2012
Did you know that you can give your webOS device its own name? Why would you give it a name, you ask? Well, whenever you pair your device over Bluetooth with an audio headset or another webOS device...
