HP designed the Elite x3 to evolve that concept. Pick any Win32 app you’d like—Photoshop, AutoCAD, even Chrome—and HP’s new Workspace feature will allow it to be run via your phone.

The idea is to turn your phone into a data collector that can send information on the fly or dock for direct transfer to a PC. The Elite x3 can run mobile apps on a PC using Windows 10’s Continuum.

Comparing Google Nearby Share, Phone Link, Intel Unison, HP QuickDrop, and Edge Drop, I'll tell you which one to use for sharing between your PC and phone.

This time, HP is hoping a new approach will help, with the company pitching the Windows-based, 6-inch-display phone as the ideal device for work. That HP keeps trying to get into the phone ...

HP was working on a second Windows Phone after the Elite x3 that was aimed more at consumers. It features an updated design, and it would have been cheaper. This is our review of the HP Pro x3.

At a time when almost no one else is building Windows phones, HP is about to go all in on one: it’s today unveiling the Elite x3, a high-end smartphone running Windows 10 that’s designed to be ...

HP is also doubling down on Windows 10 Mobile's other big feature: Continuum, using the phone to drive a mouse, keyboard, and monitor, and run something resembling full desktop apps. To that end ...

HP has finally returned to the smartphone market. The HP Elite x3 is a high-end, 6-inch phablet set to make its debut later this year. It boasts a top-notch display and processor, fingerprint and ...

HP webOS netbooks tipped for phone/tablet ecosystem By Chris Davies Jan. 17, 2011 3:07 am EST HP has suggested that webOS-based netbooks may be in the pipeline, along with smartphones and tablets.