preNotes

Your webOS profile is one of the innovations introduced back in 2009 that still come in handy today. Occasionally (rarely) problems develop with this profile. It’s useful to know how to diagnose and fix it, and you can hear all about it on this week’s preNote.

Are you worried about losing your phone? Do you know what you should do if you lose your phone? There are some clever ways to improve the odds of getting your phone back and you can hear all about it on this week's preNote.

Let's face it taking and sharing pictures on the go is fun and with a just few webOS apps, useful tips and hardware accessories you can really kick it up. Hear all about it on this week's preNote.

I have been receiving a weekly webOS apps newsletter from HP since September of 2011. Yes, really once a week every week. It is informative and easy to subscribe too. Hear about it on this week's preNote.

One of the great things about webOS devices is the Palm Profile or HP webOS Profile. Sometimes it is handy to have more than one and your can hear why on this week's preNote.

I really enjoyed using my Veer to take and share photos at CES this year. If you like to snap lots of pictures with your Veer there are some good things to know and you can hear about it on this week's preNote.

The popular Carbon for webOS has a big brother now. Graphite for webOS brings the main features of Carbon to the Touchpad while adding a few new twists. I have been using it for several weeks and you can hear about it on this week's preNote.

Ok, there actually not hidden, you just have to know where to tap to find them. I was at a recent webOS Meetup and found the Kindle reader tools, duh, right there, and you can hear about it on this week's preNote.

Like many I have made the switch to AT&T to stick with webOS. It's not easy, cheap or fun but there are a few bright spots and you can hear about it on this week's preNote.

The core Google Maps app has been replaced with a shiny new Bing Maps app on all webOS phones. Building off the TouchPad Maps app the phone Maps app brings more features, improved speed and a better interface. You can hear about it on this week's preNote.