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10 Qt use cases “we” didn’t know Posted: 15 Mar 2011 03:23 AM PDT Phil at Nokia Conversations just posted a very interesting fact that made me go “wow” and so i wanted to share this rare revelation with you. Hes currently at SXSW and has compiled a small list of applications that have been developed in Qt and it really did surprise me how much Qt was already working hard in out everyday lifes.   Spotify A popular streaming music service in Western Europe – Spotify creators do their development on Linux boxes. After being sick of not having their own service on their machines, they used the flexible Qt framework for Spotify's Linux version. VLC Player Started as an academic project in France during the 90's, the "play anything" video player has been developed in Qt since the beginning and has been downloaded hundreds of millions of times since then. Roku Set-top Box Watch streaming Netflix on your TV with the help of a Roku Set-top Box and Qt. Roku used Qt to reduce time-to-market and benefit from its robust user interface. Autodesk Maya 2011 The 3D computer graphics software, Autodesk Maya, was completely rewritten using Qt for its latest release. Plugins are built in Qt as well. Google Earth desktop Yup, Google Earth is written in Qt. Write once in Qt, and get your app to run on Windows, Mac, and Linux. HP Envy printer HP uses Qt for the touch-screen UI on their Envy printers. German Air Traffic Control If you've flown into German air space, then Qt has helped. DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung GmbH saved one million euros and up to 100 man months of development time using Qt. DreamWorks The makers of Shrek and Megamind create their films with tools that use Qt. Mathematica Wolfram Research uses Qt to build their Mathematica software. Three more… Samsung has used Qt for their e-readers and digital photo frames. And some exercise bikes use Qt as well.   Anymore that you guys know ? Via [Nokia Conversations]

Conceptual MeeGo Tablet UI Pictures Posted: 14 Mar 2011 08:51 PM PDT Simply termed as “Some ideas of the conceptual MeeGo UI”, below are some pictures of how J&K Design see this vision pertaining to the MeeGo tablet User Interface (UI): Sometimes you see concept designs and they are so far fetched that it makes your head hurt, but in the case of MeeGo its not. You have the Basic Core OS and then the UI ontop is very “skinnable” and many companies like this fact. Have a stable core OS and then lay ontop your own custom Interface with the wants that you and your customers want. What do you think ?

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