Digia has announced the immediate availability of the Qt Mobile Edition and Qt 5.2.
Qt Mobile enables hassle-free multi-platform application development and managing of apps with a built-in Qt-optimized cloud backend service, Qt Cloud Services. The Qt Mobile offering has been specifically packaged for individual developers and app development software houses looking to develop native apps with mind-blowing graphics and performance for Android, iOS and other mobile platforms – all with one framework. It has been designed to enable mobile app developers to reach and address the largest mobile markets. The goal of Qt Mobile is to bring the power of Qt to all mobile developers everywhere with an affordable and commercially viable offering that delivers true cross-platform development on Android, iOS and other platforms, reduces time to market and maximises the revenue potential of every app.
By adding support for Android and iOS to its extensive range of desktop, mobile and embedded operating system platforms and enhancing its core performance and functionality, Qt 5.2 is positioned as the only cross-platform development framework for UI and non-UI creation to enable intuitive and highly performing platform-independent software applications no matter the target device or screen size. Under the Qt Enterprise offering, Qt 5.2 opens the door to increased mobility of enterprise applications and paves the way for enterprise-ready multi-screen applications that users can experience from desktop to smartphone to automobile to TV. Qt provides true cross-platform capabilities across all the most widely used and relevant desktop, embedded and mobile platforms, supporting 15 leading operating systems.
For more information on Qt Mobile, please visit http://qt.digia.com/qtmobileedition. For more information on Qt 5.2, please visit http://qt.digia.com/qt52.
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Qt 5.2 And Qt Mobile Edition Announced
Digia has announced the immediate availability of the Qt Mobile Edition and Qt 5.2.
Qt Mobile enables hassle-free multi-platform application development and managing of apps with a built-in Qt-optimized cloud backend service, Qt Cloud Services. The Qt Mobile offering has been specifically packaged for individual developers and app development software houses looking to develop native apps with mind-blowing graphics and performance for Android, iOS and other mobile platforms – all with one framework. It has been designed to enable mobile app developers to reach and address the largest mobile markets. The goal of Qt Mobile is to bring the power of Qt to all mobile developers everywhere with an affordable and commercially viable offering that delivers true cross-platform development on Android, iOS and other platforms, reduces time to market and maximises the revenue potential of every app.
By adding support for Android and iOS to its extensive range of desktop, mobile and embedded operating system platforms and enhancing its core performance and functionality, Qt 5.2 is positioned as the only cross-platform development framework for UI and non-UI creation to enable intuitive and highly performing platform-independent software applications no matter the target device or screen size. Under the Qt Enterprise offering, Qt 5.2 opens the door to increased mobility of enterprise applications and paves the way for enterprise-ready multi-screen applications that users can experience from desktop to smartphone to automobile to TV. Qt provides true cross-platform capabilities across all the most widely used and relevant desktop, embedded and mobile platforms, supporting 15 leading operating systems.
For more information on Qt Mobile, please visit http://qt.digia.com/qtmobileedition. For more information on Qt 5.2, please visit http://qt.digia.com/qt52.
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