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  1. September 1, 2014 Official Release of LuneOS and Project Updates WebOS Ports releases LuneOS with it's first release called Affogato. Read all about it at PivotCE. It’s been a long while since we announced our Alpha 2 release back in June of 2013, but today after months of very hard work we are very proud and happy to provide our latest release to the community now named “LuneOS”. The first eye catching change is the new name we’ll be using for our project going forward. The distribution will be called “LuneOS” instead of “WebOS Ports Open webOS” because it wasn’t very catchy. Lune is the French translation of moon and refers to the user interface we all love so much in legacy webOS, LunaSysMgr, which is named after the Latin/Spanish translation of moon. The release model for LuneOS is a rolling one where each of the releases will get its own name from a list of coffee beverages. This first release is “Affogato”....read full story
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  2. There’s been a lot of big news in the last week, so time for a quick clean out! Some app updates went through HP’s admin last week. We know there are a couple more in the pipeline. Thanks to all the developers still supporting webOS. Expect reviews soon on pivotCE. Platform game, Orcrest has new levels. See the pivotCE article here. What’s Shaking is a must for earthquake… er fans? Zap Photo Share let’s you share photos and slideshows across the wifi network. Why hand your phone around when you can beam to a bigger screen? Lithium Messenger is an assistant for messaging, posting & tweeting. Expand words, add emoticons, pics, videos, shorten links, even translate! Is there a news crumbs mode? Maybe in the next update. LG posted photos of Dev camp 2014. Owners of webOS TVs eagerly await the results of their efforts. Meanwhile we were concerned to hear that two of the top designers had moved to Pebble. Will this affect the progress of webOS? We hope not. Further disappointment came from This article from Gigaom.com, claiming that all is not well in LG’s Sillicon Valley Lab. Some disputed the fairness on twitter and webOS Nation. Have a read and decide for yourself. I hope you enjoyed that, I fancy a nice grilled pannini to go with my affogato. View the full article from pivotCE
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