Nokia has announced a change in both its Qt Software unit's name and Web address.

Qt software was a central part of Nokia’s strategy until 2011 when it decided to swap its own smartphone software for Microsoft’s Windows Phone.

Finnish software company Digia announced today that it is acquiring the Qt software business from Nokia. Digia plans to pick up where Nokia left off: continuing Qt development, but renewing the ...

Digia, the Helsinki-based software firm, has completed the acquisition of the Qt software technologies and Qt business from Nokia.

Trolltech's Qt(R) cross-platform development framework is adding support for Microsoft(R)'s Windows(R) CE operating system. This means that applications developed using Qt on Windows, MacOS X(R), and ...

Finnish software firm Digia Oyj announced earlier today that it's acquiring Nokia's Qt software business for an undisclosed sum with the intention of continuing its development whilst ...

Qt Software (pronounced "cute") gets gussied up with a makeover in Qt 4.5 and also is chosen as a key platform for development on the Nokia S60 smart phone software stack. Qt 4.5 focuses on ...

Nokia has released a developer preview of the open-source Qt development toolkit for S60, the company's Symbian-based mobile platform. This early prerelease will allow developers to start porting ...

Qt Group and LG Electronics are collaborating to embed the Qt software framework within LG’s webOS-based in-vehicle entertainment platform, ACP. Their goal is to equip automotive OEM developers and ...

Since attending the company’s ‘developer days’ event in Munich in late Autumn of last year, I’ve been keeping an inquisitive eye open for news emanating from Nokia, Qt Software.

LG Electronics and The Qt Company will collaborate to apply webOS open source platform to automotive, robotics, and smart home devices.

Digia, the Helsinki-based software firm, has completed the acquisition of the Qt software technologies and Qt business from Nokia. Digia becomes responsible for all the Qt activities formerly carried ...