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Forum Nokia Webinar Explores New Qt Beta SDK
pkrass | 27 April, 2010 18:12
Register today for your local session:
Chinese Session: 19 May, 10 a.m. Beijing
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Nokia Qt SDK Beta - Nokia Unifies Native Mobile Developer Experience
pkrass | 27 April, 2010 16:15
To accompany the new Nokia N8 device, Nokia has also released the Nokia Qt SDK Beta. The Nokia N8 is the company's first device to be integrated with Qt, a cross-platform software development environment. Qt simplifies development and makes it possible to build applications once, then deploy them across Symbian and other software platforms.
The new Nokia Qt SDK Beta enables developers to realise the potential of Qt on the Nokia N8. Leveraging the Qt Creator IDE, the Nokia Qt SDK Beta also adds features designed to streamline the creation of applications for either the Symbian or Maemo platforms. The result: a simple, one-click installation that requires no post-installation configuration; a complete tool chain for creating, developing, testing, packaging and deploying Qt applications; and the ability to accelerate development with innovative tools for UI design and computer based testing. The Qt Simulator, included, lets developers test Qt applications on their development PCs. It provides a fully functional test and debug environment, and can provide device-like data to an application, such as contacts, location, and accelerometer values.
In the first release of the Nokia Qt SDK Beta, developers can test the cross-platform capabilities of the SDK with support for a broad, but initial set of APIs. Over time, many more APIs will be added. The beta program allows developers to share their experiences with Nokia, so that the Nokia Qt SDK can evolve to meet and exceed productivity and application-creation needs.
Download the Nokia Qt SDK Beta today.
Get started with a tutorial on the Nokia Qt Beta SDK.
Visit the Nokia Qt Beta SDK wiki page.
View Nokia Qt SDK developer testimonials.
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New Nokia N8 Combines Symbian^3, Social Networking, Multimedia, More
pkrass | 27 April, 2010 16:10
The new Nokia N8, Nokia's first device powered by the Symbian^3 developer platform, combines internet, social networking, video, photos, music, and maps. The Nokia N8 features a 3.5-inch capacitive multi-touch screen, making it an ideal showcase for the improved UI features in the Symbian^3. Also included is a new graphics architecture that enables richer UIs, with features such as transparency and the ability to integrate video into almost any screen layout. The UI also features a single-click approach to interaction, and a new task switcher to better support Symbian OS’s full multitasking capabilities. Additionally, for software developers, the device includes Qt 4.6 (a Nokia first), Java MIDP 2.1, and Flash Lite 4.0. The Nokia N8 will ship in the third quarter, and it will retail for 370 euros. Multimedia features on the new Nokia N8 include a 12-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, Xenon flash, and a large sensor that rivals those found in compact digital cameras. The Nokia N8 can also create HD-quality videos, which can then be edited with the device’s built-in suite of editing tools. The Nokia N8 also enables access to web TV services, as well as social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook. Also included on the new device are free Ovi Maps walk and drive navigation, with guides for more than 70 countries worldwide.
Designers and graphics artists can create themes for the new Nokia N8 using the new Symbian^3 plug-in for Carbide.ui Theme Edition 2.0, which is now available in a beta version. And developers can prepare applications for the Nokia N8 using the Nokia Qt SDK, now available in a beta version.
Meet the Nokia N8.
View the Nokia N8 technical specifications.
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