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Qt: QMobilePaint Example
This Qt code example demonstrates drawing on the touch UI. Tested on Nokia N900.

Qt: QRentBook Example
This Qt C++ application demonstrates how to use the QtSql module to access a SQLite 3 database.

Qt for Symbian Examples
This updated package contains five basic Qt for Symbian example applications.

Maemo 5: Hello World Example
This basic Hello World example is a part of the Get started with Maemo 5 e-learning module.

Qt for Symbian: qutIM Example
This Qt example application is a qutIM instant messaging application ported for the Symbian platform. The application is an open source multi-protocol instant messenger for Windows and Linux systems. This example shows how it has been ported from the desktop to the Qt for Symbian environment. The application supports touch UI. This example is based on qutIM codes qutim-02_beta2 (http://www.qutim.org/uploads/src/qutim-0.2_beta2.tar.gz). Porting notes are provided in the Qt for Symbian Developer's Library. Important classes: QWizard, QTreeView, QTcpSocket, QHostAddress, QWebPage, QPluginLoader.

Qt: QSimpleImageViewer Example
This Qt C++ application demonstrates how to scale, load, and convert images and show them on the screen.

Qt: QPlugin Example
This Qt C++ example application demonstrates how to extend an application with Qt plug-ins.

Qt: QSharedMemory Example
This Qt C++ client/server application demonstrates how to share memory between processes.

Qt: QSolitaire Game Example
This Qt example application is a cross-platform application based on the Qt Graphics View Framework and SVG graphics that runs in different Qt environments. Besides the S60 platform and Windows Vista, the updated example has been modified to support Qt for Maemo on the Nokia N900.

Qt: Noughts and Crosses Game Example
This Qt example application is a Noughts and Crosses game that demonstrates a
cross-platform application with a custom layout using QLayoutManager and style
sheets for buttons. The application supports touch UI and keyboard. It has
been designed to work on the S60 platform, Maemo, and Windows XP. The application has been tested to work on the latest Qt for S60 4.5.2 Tower release and Qt for Maemo on the Nokia N900. Important classes: QPushButton, QLayout.

Qt for S60: QMemoryGame Example
This Qt C++ example application demonstrates how to implement the Qt UI on top of an existing Open C++ engine that was initially developed for the Open C++ Memory Game Example published on Forum Nokia. The example has been tested to work on S60 3rd Edition and 5th Edition devices with Qt for S60 4.5.2 Tower release. It supports both keypad and touch UI. Important classes: QGraphicsPixmapItem, QGraphicsScene, QMainWindow.

Qt for S60: QFriendFeed Example
This Qt C++ example application is a social networking application that integrates to a
FriendFeed microblogging engine (http://friendfeed.com/). QNetworkAccessManager is used to access the FriendFeed RESTful API to retrieve and post XML data which is parsed using the SAX parser. Though optimised for various S60 screen
layouts and input mechanisms, the UI relies on Qt cross-platform UI components. Their appearance is modified using CSS style sheets. The application has been tested to work on S60 3rd Edition and S60 5th Edition devices, with touch UI and keypad, and with Qt for S60 version Tower 4.5.2. Cross-platform support has
been verified on Windows XP.

Qt for S60: QTabs Example
This Qt C++ application demonstrates how to implement a Qt for S60 application with tabs. Every tab has its own Options menu. Views (QWidgets) are stored in different tabs (QTabWidget). The application has a S60-style status and control pane and it supports screen orientation changes. The example has been tested to work on S60 3rd Edition and 5th Edition devices with Qt for S60 4.5.2 Tower release. Important classes: QTabWidget, QWidget, QMainWindow.

Qt for S60: QStackedWidget Example
This Qt C++ application provides a method to implement multiple views in Qt for S60 applications (an alternative to using tabs). Views (QWidgets) are stored in a stack (QStackedWidget). On application startup, only the default view is created in the stack. To optimise memory consumption, the other views are not created until they are needed. Every view has its own Options menu and CBA buttons with view-specific commands. The example has been tested to work on S60 3rd Edition and 5th Edition devices with Qt for S60 4.5.2 Tower release. Important classes: QWidget, QStackedWidget, QMainWindow.