Se a palm/hp/webos toca sempre o mesmo "vinil", ouve sempre as mesmas músicas, não adianta mudar a "vitrola" ...
Bráulio Mecchi Mobile : 81 8841 4509 Skype : bmecchi E-mail : bmec...@gmail.com MSN : bmec...@hotmail.com Antes de imprimir pense na sua responsabilidade com a preservação do meio ambiente. On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 11:20 AM, Robson Porto <robsonnpo...@yahoo.com.br>wrote: > ** > > > > > Depois de ser uma unidade da HP chamada webOS Global Business Unit, a > equipe do webOS deverá ser transferida para uma outra empresa > "semi-independente" da HP: GRAM! > > Por > um acaso muito acaso, no próximo mês termina o roadmap do > desenvolvimento que a HP apresentou para o webOS Open Source, e a > apresentação de uma nova empresa não estava nestes planos. > > Apesar > de ainda não ter mais detalhes, tudo indica que será uma empresa de > software focada em "webOS, Enyo e Nuvem", informando que não irá > trabalhar com hardware. > > Estará o ciclo se repetindo uma vez > mais? Seria esta uma estratégia para que o webOS não atrapalhe e nem > assuste a M$, parceira de longa data da HP? O mensalão vai ter alguém > condenado e preso? > > São muitas as perguntas, para as quais ainda não temos resposta... > > Façam suas apostas!! > > webOS GBU to become quasi-independent cloud and UX company: meet GRAM > >by Derek Kessler Tue, 14 Aug 2012 10:14 pm EDT > > > >If you've been wondering where HP's webOS Global Business Unit was > going under the leadership of HP Chief of Staff Martin Risau, you're not > alone. For a while now we've been wondering what the next steps would > be for the webOS group after finishing out the roadmap to Open webOS 1.0 > next month. Coming soon will be a new page in the saga of Palm, with a > new rebranding and product focus as GRAM. > > > >It was introduced in an > all-hands meeting with the webOS employees late last week. The name > Gram (we're going to use traditional capitalization standards from here > on out) is an interesting choice, with the tagline of "Potent. Light. > Nimble. At the core of all things big and small.", which we guess is > technically true on some level if we're talking about the unit of > measurement gram (0.035 oz). The logo for Gram melds the 'g' and 'r' > into a stylized line butterfly, as if to symbolize the metamorphosis the > webOS team is about to undergo. Going heavy on the symbolism here. > > > >What's > more interesting is the stated focus for Gram. Unsurprisingly, Gram is > dropping any pretenses of producing consumer hardware. Instead the > company is going to focus on software, user experience, the cloud, > engineering, and partnering. If you're wondering exactly what that > means, you're as in the dark as we are, though apparently webOS and > Enyo, as well as the webOS group's own cloud services team (said to > still be quite large with respect to the overall size of the unit), will > play some sort of role. As the description above says, Gram will > leverage "the core strengths" of those products, with the end goal of > building "a technology that will unleash the freedom of the web." Again, > we can only speculate as to what that means, but it seems to us that > webOS will be playing a smaller role in the overall mission of Gram. > > > >What's > even more interesting is the structuring of Gram. While the webOS GBU > is currently a business unit within HP, Gram will be a new company, that > while under the HP funding umbrella will be a separate entity. HP's > purse strings are pretty tight right now, what with the $8 billion write > down that came from EDS just last week, so there might be some question > as to how willing HP will be to continue funding a project like this. > Though, as a technically independent company, Gram would have the > ability to seek outside funding should HP fall through. > > > >Weirdly, > Gram is taking an odd 'start-up' attitude (where have we heard that > before?) and not really talking about what they intend to offer the > world. webOS employees - soon to be Gram employees - are being advised > that they can talk to friends and family about Gram, but strangers are > to be told that "Gram is a new company. We are in stealth mode on our > product offering." Which to any outsider says "I can't talk about it, > because we don't have anything to talk about right now." In the > meantime, don't be surprised if you see webOS GBU employees walking > around sporting the Gram logo on shirts or bags and not talking about > what it means. > > > >The public roll-out for Gram hasn't been given a > timeline, but we've been told to expect it relatively soon, possibly by > the end of next month. They've been busy remodeling Building 3 of the > Palm Campus for Gram. Buildings 1 and 2 are the more photographed curved > glass and concrete structures bearing the HP logo on the south side of > Maude Ave, Building 3 is a more traditional single-level office building > across the street. This is a change from February's plan to move the > webOS group out to Cupertino, but then again it seems a lot has changed > since February. > > > >We're trying to find out more about Gram, > specifically what this means for the development of Open webOS, but > given that they're supposedly in 'stealth mode', we aren't going to get > your or our hopes up just yet. > > > > > >"Hi everyone, > >> > >>Thank you for all of your enthusiasm at yesterdays new brand > announcement: GRAM. We hope you will fall in love with the brand just > as lots of us have already. > >> > >>Please note that our Mission, > Values and Plan of Action are the same. We are continuing to march > forward on our timelines as usualnothing new there. > >> > >>We have much work to do, and, again, I solicit your help. > >> > >>Yes, this is a new brandit is just the beginning, and there is so > much more to do. And yet unveiling the new brand is also a Call to > Action: > >> > >>Try it on. We dont expect you to love it overnight. > We are no longer a consumer hardware brand, we are a different company > with focus on software, User Experience, Cloud, engineering and > partnering. This change in identity will take some getting used to and > thats normal. > >> > >>Stealth mode. We are an incubation company, > and we are trusting you to keep this company name and product under the > radar to give it time to take root and grow. You can wear the logo, help > build the momentum of the new identity, talk to your families and > friends about it. If someone from the outside asks, you can say, GRAM > is a new company. We are in stealth mode on our product offering. > >> > >>Tap your network. Help us hire the best and the brightest, refer > your friends and help us in our shared purpose as we continue our rise > to the top. You can use the name to help us to recruit. > >> > >>Be the culture. Spread our Values: People Matter. Integrity and Trust. > Deliberate Innovation. Act small, deliver big. > >> > >>For those of you who could not attend yesterdays unveiling we > really missed you. Please be on the lookout for the gift bags with our > new cool branded items, which we be mailing out to you this and next > week. All of you should get one, if not let me know. > >> > >>Best > >> > >>Martin" > > Fonte: Webos Nation (Ex-PreCentral) > > Abraços... > > [As partes desta mensagem que não continham texto foram removidas] > > > [As partes desta mensagem que não continham texto foram removidas] ------------------------------------ -------------- Lista Palm-br, visite nosso BLOG -> http://www.palmbr.com.br Sair da lista: mailto:palm-br-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.com Moderadores : mailto:palm-br-ow...@yahoogroups.com YahooGroups : http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/palm-br Links do Yahoo! 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