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Congratulations to Pavel Zubarev, a member of FRUCT lab at Saint-Petersburg State Electrotechnical University "LETI", winner of Symbian Development Contest on Mobile Device Energy Spending! We also would like to thank all authors of the contest works, you done great work. We encourage all to be active and part in the future contests, e.g. in contest for Best Russian Qt application.

On December 1, 2010 Nokia and FRUCT launched the new contest for Russian Qt developers. The contest is open till February 28, 2011. The prize fund is 200'000 rubles, the winner gets 100'000 rubles. Further details are available here. Don't miss your chance and good luck!

• Nokia Qt SDK tutorial guides you in getting started with Qt application development.

On February 4, 2010 the Symbian Foundation completed the open source release of the source code for the world’s most widely-used smartphone platform. The Symbian platform, which has been developed over more than 10 years and has shipped in more than 330 million devices around the world, is now completely open and the source code is available for free. The transition of this market-leading platform from proprietary code to open source is the largest in software history.