Recently I've started receiving emails from people, subject "Customer Support - Problems using the content", and the contents are what look like the output of some kind of submission form. I'm...

Here's an interesting one - a minor update to the description of my Content for Symbian was failed by QA, because they believe my support website (not actually the thing I changed, but never mind)...

That's interesting - is there any way that we can get the full individual ratings for our apps? It seems a bit odd if even the developers can't see this information.

I too have now received the details - 4 applications affected, which I am in the process of fixing and resubmitting. (I assume this means we now have to wait the full 5-7 days again :( )

I know...

Thanks for your responses. If it turns out I need a new UID, then it would take me all of 5 seconds to change that and then resubmit - annoying, but still quicker than waiting weeks on end.

Not...

Anyone had any progress?

I emailed support on 7 March, got a reply on 14 March, which was just to ask if I wanted to be contacted by phone or email - I said I'd prefer email, and now still...

The dates are:

Brand new item/file, submitted 14 Feb
Brand new item/file, submitted 17 Feb
Updating an existing file, on 24 Feb

The updated one shows "100% passed"; the two new ones are still...

The three dates I listed are all still "in progress" in the QA, and haven't been published. I don't know how you mean by updating regularly(?) - one of them had a more recently last updated date (I...

I've got three in the queue (2 new, 1 update) since Feb 14, 17 and 24. I've just emailed Nokia Support - I'll post if I hear anything :) (Until now, I've had no trouble at all, with all updates being...

I had been noticing a similar thing - I currently have two applications in submission currently at 9 and 12 working days. Previously I've had no trouble having things approved in less than 7 working...

http://qt.nokia.com/downloads says to use SDK 1.1.2, and gives a link to the installer. (I also found that I could only select to install 4.6.3 when using the online installer, and bizarrely they now...

It does seem a bit odd, given that Windows CE and Mobile are still supported. I could understand if Meego was the new flaship OS, but it isn't - so Qt's main benefit to Nokia is keeping Symbian alive...

To be honest I'd go by some official stats like from Gartner rather than the Daily Mail (or any estimates by the media to be honest, who seem to hate Nokia, and praise everything Apple do). If sales...

Thanks - I've added sound on/off as an option in my game.

Hi,

I'm currently porting my game Gigalomania ( http://homepage.ntlworld.com/mark.harman/comp_gigalomania.html ) to Symbian using Qt. It's going well mostly, but I've got some questions regarding...

"However if it is really the first and the last IPhone device from Apple, its value for developers is uncertain. "

So have Nokia said this is the last MeeGo phone? I can understand people fearing...

Regarding the possibility of Qt on Android - other questions that spring to mind are, how easy would it be to distribute such an app? Qt's libraries are huge (in mobile terms), and Symbian had a...

Oh I'm sure they will continue to sell loads. The media and geeks have been making doom and gloom about Nokia and Symbian for years, but they remain the number one selling smartphone company. I...

What, I can run Qt on Android?

Well, remember that IOS didn't have multitasking, copy/paste, or tonnes of other features for years, and people didn't care...

But yes, I do agree it is a problem - Symbian still way outsells IOS,...

Qt may not be needed as such, but it is a concern if developers for Symbian have no incentive to move with the platform - if a new OS is meant to be a successor, some kind of API compatibility helps...

Thanks for the link. Oh, I know that you can't distribute the Ovi-signed files elsewhere. I'm wondering about the question of using the Nokia-supplied UID in the project file, which then gets used in...

I can understand why a publisher might choose to focus on certain countries, but it seems rather worrying to enforce restricted distribution, just because some people in a country might be offended....

But Nokia will do the signing for you, so it is okay to submit the unsigned sis to Ovi?

From the Publisher Guide:

"Submit the unsigned .sis file with the provided UID through the Ovi Publish...

Thanks - is that a "may not" (against the Terms and Conditions, or that contract we have to sign), or a "can not" (not technically possible)?

I know that Ovi QA are meant to reject it if it has...