While the open sourcing of webOS and the exit of HP from the tablet and phone market may not be good news for the continued existence of webOS as a separate ent

While the open sourcing of webOS and the exit of HP from the tablet and phone market may not be good news for the continued existence of webOS as a separate entity, it does allow us to learn from webOS and integrate it's best features into other systems, such as Android. And who knows? Maybe webOS will catch on. I know it made some design decisions that were superior to Android, in many ways. It was designed from the ground up for touch interfaces, whereas Android was designed initially for a keyboard + trackball interface. I think webOS will at least make Android stronger, even if it doesn't survive on its own.