On Call: Mourning Motorola (again)  Many people are upset about
HP ditching WebOS, but CNET's Kent German is more distressed
that a company like Motorola is bidding farewell to the cell
phone.  (Credit: Kent German/CNET)  In case you didn't hear,
last week was a busy one in the tech world. First, Google
announced its intention to acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.5
billion and then just three days later, HP said it was ending
development for the WebOS mobile operating system and WebOS
devices.  Both developments left a lot of people gobsmacked, but
it was the HP news that appeared to hit the hardest. Some folks
were upset that they couldn't get their hands on a $99 HP
TouchPad, but more saw the value of WebOS and hated to see HP
cast it aside like a Milli Vanilli cassette. CNET's Bonnie Cha,
an early advocate of the OS since the Palm Pre, was particularly
upset. As she said in her column last week, "It was just a
beautiful and sophisticated OS."  No more Moto I don't like HP's
decision, either, but my experie