Qt is a C++ development framework and widget toolkit for building cross-platform software. It was originally created by Trolltech, a Norwegian software company that was acquired by Nokia in 2008.

Future versions of Ubuntu will include the cross-platform Qt interface libraries and could come preloaded with Qt applications based on the framework, according to Mark Shuttleworth, founder of ...

ESPOO, Finland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Qt Company today introduced Qt for MCUs to enable companies to create fluid user interfaces (UIs) on cost-effective microcontrollers (MCUs). The new offering ...

During a keynote presentation at the Desktop Summit, Maemo community manager Quim Gil announced that the application framework in future versions of Nokia's Linux platform will use the Qt toolkit.

Nokia has released the latest version of its Qt graphical toolkit to developers, providing Symbian and multitouch support for the first time. "Qt 4.6 marks an exciting time for developers, regardless ...

Linux vendors have issued patches to address vulnerability in the Qt, a software toolkit that simplifies writing and maintaining GUI applications for the X Window system. The flaw was unveiled by ...

The recent concern about the future of Symbian and Qt in a post Nokia-Microsoft world seems to have had little effect on the open source community hacking away on the Qt framework, as a Qt developer ...

We've already seen Google's Android mobile OS get shoehorned onto Nokia N810 tablet, but it looks like the Internet Tablet OS is about to get even more flexible with ports of Ubuntu and the Qt toolkit ...

Renaming a company can be a torturous process. Developing the new brand, getting the word out, and answering questions can be long and grueling, and at least some customers are bound to be upset, and ...