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| Platforms: | All | ||
| Qt version: | Qt 4.5 | ||
| License: | LGPL | ||
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Welcome to the Labs project page for QtMobility.
What is the Mobility Project?
It is a project within Nokia that is creating a new suite of Qt APIs for mobile device functionality. These APIs will enable cross-platform mobile application development.
What is the problem that these new APIs will solve?
Developers looking to take advantage of mobile device functionality would usually have to use APIs outside of Qt. These new APIs make Qt an even more comprehensive application and UI framework. Developers will be able to write cross-platform Qt applications that take advantage of mobile device functionality. This, for example, will make it possible to create a rich application targeting S60, Windows CE and Maemo.
What APIs will be included?
We will announce specific APIs here when they are ready for developer feedback. The code shall be available in the public repository. The Service Framework, Contact and Bearer Management APIs shall be the first.
What is the expected benefit from these new APIs?
As promised, an updated package is now available for you to download.
This update includes the aformentioned Symbian .sis package with install instructions
Have fun with the preview and we will keep the updates coming your way!
Note: the included example applications are simple desktop implementations. Feel free to modify, or better still, share something cool […]
Qt Development here in Brisbane, Australia has announced it’s first tech preview release of the new Qt Mobility API’s…
so we decided to have a party.
And, better still, we decided the party would be a billy kart (go-kart) race.
Here’s some high-lights (or low-lights)
MobBilly Kart Race!
The Qt Mobility Project here at Nokia has come quite some way and the next step is to share our Technology Preview package of the APIs with you!
Our intention is to share early and share often, and so this release follows from the individual Qt Labs releases we have made available over the last […]
For those of you who don’t read the new Qt blog website, where Qt Marketing and Product Management talk about “corporatey” stuff (affectionately called the “PHB blog” by our developers), we’ve just announced that our brand, new bugtracker is public: see http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com.
So, I won’t repeat everything that is in the other blog (it is, after […]
As part of the Qt Mobility project, we are introducing the Messaging library. This library enables access to messaging services.
Currently Email, SMS and MMS types of messages are supported by the library. We plan to support other types of messages in the future. Services provided by the message library include searching and sorting messages, sending […]