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Enyo's End Is Not Nigh

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http://ectnews.com.feedsportal.com – Most of HP's webOS team, including Matt McNulty, head of the project, is moving to Google according to a report by The Verge citing several unnamed sources. The departing team is said to be almost wholly responsible for Enyo's code. Enyo replaced Mojo as webOS's software development kit in 2011. It is unclear what this move will mean to HP. In December 2011, it announced it would contribute Enyo to the open source community. (General)

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