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Nokia today announced that it is streamlining its development environments across device platforms and focusing solely on Qt as a robust, tried, and tested framework that unlocks the hardware, software, and service capabilities of the existing Nokia smartphone range

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The Nokia World 2010 in London was been a successful event this year for Nokia. Not just only because of the 3000 sold-out seats, but of course they still proved that there is still enthusiasm and high spirit on what we call “to fight back” moments. They nailed and they proved it! And with two [...]

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Qt is a cross-platform application and UI framework used by hundreds of thousands of developers worldwide looking to create amazing user experiences on Windows, Mac, Linux/X11, embedded Linux, Windows CE , Windows Mobile, Symbian and Maemo devices.  Qt is used by thousands of companies in a multitude of leading industries enabling them to develop software [...]

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Nokia today released Qt 4.6, the latest version of the cross-platform application and UI framework. The Qt SDK provides everything you need to develop web-enabled desktop, mobile and embedded applications and UIs. It includes the Qt cross-platform application framework and the Qt Creator cross-platform IDE. Featuring new platform support, powerful new graphical capabilities and support [...]

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Today Nokia and Qt released the Beta version of Qt 4.6.0. Qt is a cross-platform application and UI framework. Using Qt, one can write applications once and deploy them across desktop, mobile and embedded operating systems without rewriting the source code. The beta runs on S60 3rd Edition as well as 5th Edition devices. I’ve [...]

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Today Nokia announced the Qt port for Maemo and the Nokia N900. This isn’t Symbian related at all you might say. However, this means that Qt applications can be easily ported from Maemo to Symbian and also the other way round. Thus both, Symbian and Maemo, benefit from this announcement. Espoo, Finland – Nokia today [...]

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