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All Things D: HP kept executives at midnight about webOS decision

All Things D: HP kept executives at midnight about webOS decision In the event you thought the saga surrounding HP’s decision to cease production of webOS devices was over, you can be mistaken. All Things D reported yesterday that key executives — specifically Todd Bradley of the currently-in-limbo Personal Systems Group and previous Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein — weren’t informed of the move until Sunday night. The blog’s inside sources say both plan to stay at their posts in the meanwhile, however, that may change depending on what happens next with webOS. Those sources also noted that Rubinstein wasn’t exactly thrilled in regards to the timing of the TouchPad’s release, saying CEO Leo Apotheker had did not make good on a public promise to ship the tablet only when it was “perfect.” So will they stay or will they go? It’s anyone’s guess at this point, but you could bet we’ll keep you posted.

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