Munching on the last crust here, but everything tastes good with marmalade. It’s been a while since the last round up, so before I head to the bakery for supplies, lets clean out some crumbs!

• LuneOS developer, Doug Reeder tweets:
  

  #FirefoxOS may be adopting card stacks from #webOS: https://t.co/2GjfZq5iE1

  — Doug Reeder (@reeder29) August 12, 2015

• Tomomi Imura, a former developer relations engineer at Palm, now working for Pubnub, showed off a cat facial recognition system on Leo LaPorte’s Screen Savers web show. The segment begins at one hour in, includes some discussion of her time at Palm and lasts about 12 minutes.
• In the previous Newscrumbs, we mentioned that Josh Marinacci, former Developer Advocate for webOS at Palm, was looking for work. Good news! He has joined Ms Imura at Pubnub: The Hubbub About PubNub
• LG’s lightweight ‘Gram’ laptops arrive in the US. Who actually owns gram? The lonely little website is still out there if you want the Prelude font…
• Alan Morford tweets that, “You can buy a Sprint Pixi again!
  

  Excited to announce that our sleek 7-inch PIXI 7 LTE tablet is now available at @Sprint! https://t.co/0PRbWJjn3Q pic.twitter.com/wcvDUsawBp

  — ALCATEL ONETOUCH USA (@ALCATEL1TOUCH) November 6, 2015

  Alcatel have made a lot more Pixi’s than Palm.

• Crowd-funding for a webOS router is now planned for March:
  

  Designs for new #WebOS #touchscreen (3.2") #wireless #router coming on! This will go on either #kickstarter on #Indeigogo in March 2016

  — WiFi Hotzones (@WiFiHotzones) November 6, 2015

• It seems someone else has a RaspberryPi:
  

  pic.twitter.com/mpWeng3yLD

  — Jason Robitaille (@JayCanuck) November 7, 2015

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