WebOS Font Is Called Prelude, Developed By Font Bureau
| by PalmWebOS.org on July 5th, 2009 |
Did you know the font used all across WebOS is a custom developed font that Palm made especially for their shiny new mobile operating system? With screen real estate being limited, having a small yet readable font – and one that is also extremely attractive to the eye – was of supreme importance. So instead of doing it themselves they relied on the experts at the Font Bureau:
More details about the development come from the font obsessed folks at typophile:
Prelude is an original sans serif design of simple, generous letterforms which provide a clear, comfortable, and inviting experience for navigation and readability. A family of six fonts was developed for the Palm Pre. A related set of fonts, named Apres, which are tuned specifically for use in print and marketing, were also developed by Berlow and the Font Bureau.
Pretty awesome right? I suppose we can expect this same font to be used in future WebOS phones and devices as well… and we couldn’t be happier about that.












1. Peter Phan wrote on November 9, 2011
To whom that may concern,
I unable to read Vietnamese character on my HP touch .
Would you send me instruction how to down load with PC platform.
Sincerly
Peter