Nokia does not abandon QT platform to launch SDK1.1 version

On the afternoon of May 19, the future of Symbian and the Qt development platform became subtle after Nokia and Microsoft reached a partnership agreement to push Windows Phone, and there were indications that Nokia had not given up Qt and had recently launched the QT 1.1 version, while the Nokia Ovi Store developer also said　　will continue to develop applications based on the QT platform.　　Nokia releases QT SDK version 1.1 This May, Nokia announced the release of the QT platform SDK version 1.1, which developers can use on Symbian platforms based on this version. It is understood that the QT development platform can help developers reduce the amount of development code 70%, save one time of research and development.　　Symbian and Java free authentication mechanisms can also improve the development environment and improve the profitability of applications and services.　　Among the developers, Jinhui and Hong Kong's mobile companies are the beneficiaries of the Ovi Store's QT platform. For this new version, Wang Li, director of the development and application business of the company, said, "The QT platform SDK version 1.1 is more capacity, runs faster, we can develop some bigger games, and we can do new games according to the next batch of new models to be released."　　"Compared to previous versions, Qtquick, which was released simultaneously with QT SDK 1.1, is a new user interface toolkit that can help graphic designers and application developers design more vivid games." "The QT graphics processing has the advantage over the previous development platform, its graphics can be very beautiful, and the graphics processing can make the very dazzling effect, this is the previous Java can not do." "There are many designs on Qt that can be pretty, smooth, so that the user experience can be very different."　　"The head of Hong Kong's mobile division said. Nokia Development partners continue to support QT data from Nokia show that there are currently 225 million Symbian terminals in the global market, of which 100 million terminals can support the development of applications based on Qt. At a recent global mobile Internet conference, Nokia officials said Nokia planned to sell 150 million Symbian terminals on the basis of the 200 million Symbian terminals it had sold.　　For Nokia's plans, Nokia development partners say it will continue to support QT.　　In April this year, Nokia announced that the Ovi Store now has more than 40,000 applications and is growing at about 1000 applications a week, with the Ovi Store on the up to 5 million. From the developer's specific situation, Jin-Hui Jia is currently in the QT platform developed nearly 20 games, one of the game "steamed stuffed bun War noodles," the world load up to 10,000 times. The Hong Kong Sheng Ke Mobile now shelves the Ovi Store products about 70, the total download volume of more than more than 2.3 million.　　"Hong Kong Weather" is the hottest application, N8 mobile phone is the most downloaded model. Nokia's head also watchesBy the end of this year, Nokia will also launch the first terminal based on Meego systems, which will be compatible with applications developed in the QT framework. Nokia also said that it will provide developers with regular technical seminars and technical training, as well as face-to-face support for applications that arise during the development process. (Zong)