Piggydaily: Good news from HP

"HP's decision means webOS could end up more open than Android

By Ryan Paul | Published December 9, 2011 1:43 PM
The ultimate fate of HP's webOS mobile platform was finally revealed today. The company has announced plans to contribute its operating system to the open source software community. The move will open the door for other hardware manufacturers to adopt the operating system and ship it on their own devices.

We called for HP to open webOS last month in response to rumors that were circulating about the operating system's future. As we pointed out at the time, key components of the webOS userspace stack have considerable value. We argued that HP, existing webOS users, and the open source software community would all benefit if the platform were opened. HP apparently reached the same conclusion.

"webOS is the only platform designed from the ground up to be mobile, cloud-connected, and scalable," said HP CEO Meg Whitman. "By contributing this innovation, HP unleashes the creativity of the open source community to advance a new generation of applications and devices."

In a statement issued today, HP said that the underlying webOS code will be published under an open source license. The company will continue to play an active role in funding and developing the platform. Ongoing development will be undertaken in collaboration with the open source software community and other interested parties through a "good, transparent and inclusive governance" model.

After releasing the webOS platform itself as open source, HP says it will also open the ENYO JavaScript framework and "remaining components of the user space" stack. HP's stated goal of opening up webOS as a "pure open source project" suggests that the platform could end up being more open than Android, which is still tightly controlled by Google despite being distributed under an open source license.

It's not clear yet whether HP intends to continue shipping new mobile devices with webOS. The company's statement says unambiguously that the company will continue to invest in the platform and sees in webOS the long-term potential "to improve applications and web services for the next generation of devices." It doesn't, however, indicate whether we can expect to see new webOS smartphones from HP in the near future.

Regardless of whether new webOS hardware emerges from HP, the opening of the platform will still have tremendous value. The availability of webOS under an open license will likely enable third-party developers to produce custom ROM images for existing webOS devices, such as the HP Touchpad. It will also open the door for other hardware vendors such as HTC or Samsung to build their own webOS devices.

Another significant win for developers is the possibility of porting the webOS platform's sophisticated HTML application runtime environment to other operating systems. This could allow webOS applications to eventually run seamlessly on Android devices or even desktop platforms.

There are still many licensing and governance decisions that need to be made before the effort will move forward. HP says that it wants to involve the open source software community in the process of making those decisions. That seems like a good way to get started and ensure that the project is inclusive from the start."


This mean more choices
Better Os
Hope it will be greater the IOS

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Review: Instagram

Wonder what is instagram
It is a apps on iPhone ( coming soon to android) take pics that similar to old school camera

Here a few sample pic I take




Ahgirlplussize



Nice right the effects
Once you take a pic
You will upload it to instagram
Then you can share on Facebook and twitter too

So download now
It free! Yes free!



Download now and share your pics!

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Shopping: BAB shop

Ahgirlplussize need to get clothes so we decide to go there since they got big sizes
They located opposite central

Reach central it just opposite

It located on level 2. Go up and you reach already






There couch for husband or boyfriend or friend to relax while you shop

It more like homeshop type







Do go to them if you want buy big size clothes
They got from L to xxxxL

Friendly stuff too

I got a pants too
But kinda 5 inch big



Only $15 so why not
I need modified it abit!

They sell online too
Here the website
Big and Beautiful

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Lastestnews: Manchester United crash out of Champions League at Basel

Manchester United crash out of Champions League at Basel
Sport | Updated today at 06:37 AM
BASEL, Switzerland (AFP) - Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League at the group phase for only the third time in 16 years following a stunning 2-1 loss at Swiss champions Basel on Wednesday.

Six years to the day since they last bade farewell at the group stage, following a 2-1 loss at Benfica, last year's beaten finalists were undone by goals in each half from Marco Streller and Alexander Frei.

Despite needing just a point to go through from Group C, Sir Alex Ferguson's side fell to their first away defeat in the group phase in five years, but not before Phil Jones' late goal had given them a vain glimmer of hope. 'Of course we're disappointed, there's no other way you can feel,' said a crestfallen Ferguson, whose side could now cross paths with arch rivals Manchester City in the Europa League.

'It's part of football. You have to deal with the disappointment, and this club has used it as motivation many times. These young players will feel disappointed tonight but they'll have to cope with it and go on with their careers. Our results in the last few years have been outstanding. It's a loss because it's the best tournament in the world. It's a marvellous tournament.'







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Piggydaily: Luxury car?

If only this was truth!

It cost you bomb I assume
Around $10 per metre

Hehe!

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Shopping: Mimosa shoes

Went to spotlight to but cloth for cosplay and paint for ahgirlplussize
Rushing cause spotlight close at 10pm
But it close by 9 30pm
It like wtf right

By the time you reach sure they close
Then why waiting for ahgirlplussize I go mimosa to walk walk since it still open
Saw a platform shoes
Decide to buy it!







Choose the White instead of pinkish
I own too much pink
Rather other colour!

Maybe I try wear it tommorow!
Hehe

Singapore mall close so early!
10pm
What !
Except newlook close at 11pm
313@somerset outlet!

Will update progress of my costume and prop making!
Tommorow I will update

Now time to sleep!


Ps. Will blog about this slimming products I currently trying


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Lastestnews: Singapore is 6th most expensive city in Asia

Singapore is 6th most expensive city in Asia
Singapore | Updated today at 05:35 PM
By Anita Gabriel

Singapore rose two notches to sixth spot as the most expensive city in Asia after four Japanese cities and Seoul, owing to the strong Singapore dollar and a 5.7 per cent rise in the average price of goods and services.

Also, for the first time in at least 10 years, Singapore is deemed more expensive than Hong Kong, which turned up at ninth spot in terms of most costly locations in Asia, according to the latest Cost of Living Survey conducted by ECA International.

'When we look at the overall cost of ECA's basket of goods and services in Singapore a year ago, these items were 1.7 per cent less expensive in Singapore than when purchased in Hong Kong,' says Mr Lee Quane, Regional Director, ECA International, Asia. 'Now those same items are 8.5 per cent more expensive in Singapore than Hong Kong.'

Globally, Singapore has catapulted to 36th spot from 68th a year ago while Japan, owing to the strong yen, retains its grip on the top spot as world's most costly location. Hong Kong has dropped 26 places to 58th position in the global ranking - the largest fall of any city in Asia - despite the price of goods there having increased.


Read also:
Japanese cities most costly for Asia expats: Survey






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