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I hope this is good sign.
I'm developing a simple-but-powerful desktop QT app that I hope to port to symbian and Android at a later point.
As an application framework, QT (developed by Nokia) rocks and it would be nice to have it target lots of open platforms.
I don't know if it's fair to say that Qt was developed by Nokia. Nokia acquired Trolltech last year (who were the developers of it).
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