PalmCast 153: Open source roadmap, Enyo, Ruby's out, apps apps apps PalmCast

Derek and Adam discuss HP's open source roadmap, Enyo everywhere, Jon Rubinstein's departure, and apps - what else?

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News

webOS 3.0.5 now available for TouchPad
webOS 3.0.5 update makes future built-in app updates more flexible
Review: HP TouchPad Go
CyanogenMod 9 to bring Android Ice Cream Sandwich to TouchPad
CyanogenMod 9 Alpha 0 brings Android 4.0 in rough form to TouchPad
webOS "deeply flawed"? Point fingers at the plan, not the code
HP appoints Bill Veghte as new Chief Strategy Officer, to lead webOS open source initiative
Jon Rubinstein, former Palm CEO, leaves HP
Brian Hernacki, Chief Architect of webOS, leaves HP
Whitman thinks webOS "has huge advantages" over iOS and Android
HP's open source webOS roadmap
HP announces Enyo 2.0 application framework, open sources 1.0
Open webOS 1.0, Enyo 2.0, and fulfilling the revised dream
What is this Open webOS 1.0?
Enyo is all up in your browsers, and there's nothing you can do about it
First open source Enyo app jumping to other platforms: Paper Mache on Android, FlashCards everywhere
Enyo goes Android: Paper Mache on ICS
WebOS Internals releases Enyo for unloved webOS smartphones
App Tuckerbox public release brings App Catalog feeds back to Preware
Picsel expands Smart Office support to webOS 1.4.5, qualifies as awesome in our book
Astraware reaches another sales mark as Sudoku HD gets released
Project Macaw goes public in the webOS Nation Homebrew Gallery
Auto-Update System Modification Technology to unite patches and themes in update glory
February is fitness month at Mobile Nations

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