Trolltech® announced today that Roku, Inc., an innovator in digital media streaming technology, has utilized Qt for Embedded Linux® in its newly released Netflix Player by Roku™. The Netflix Player by Roku is a device that enables Netflix subscribers to instantly stream a growing library of movies and TV episodes from Netflix directly to the TV and the Netflix Player by Roku promises consumers ease of use and simplicity without a high cost. Qt for Embedded Linux, formerly known as Qtopia® Core, is Trolltech’s leading application framework for single-purpose devices powered by embedded Linux.

Trolltech today announced the launch of Qt Jambi 4.4 – the latest version of its application framework for Java™ development. Qt Jambi is based on the recently-launched Qt 4.4, and brings its benefits to Java developers: including the ability to develop web and multimedia enriched applications across desktop operating systems.

Trolltech today released Qt Jambi 4.3.5 to commercial customers and the open source community. Qt Jambi is the Java version of Qt, the framework for high-performance cross-platform application development. The release is available for customer use and open source download.

Trolltech today released Qt 4.3.5 to commercial customers and the open source community. Qt 4.3.5 is a maintenance release intended for use by customers who need to use the 4.3 series. Qt is the standard framework for high-performance cross-platform application development, and Qt Embedded (formerly called Qtopia Core) is the leading application framework for single-purpose devices powered by embedded Linux. Both releases are available for customer use and open source download.

QSA release adds 4.4 compatibility

Trolltech, a global leader in cross-platform application frameworks, has announced the winners of its inaugural Qt Open Source Development Award.

Trolltech® announced the financial results for the first quarter 2008. Trolltech ASA generated revenues of NOK 55.6 million in the first quarter, which constitutes a year-over-year revenue growth of 15.5 percent. There has been a positive sales trend in Q1 driven by the sales of the Qt® application framework and Qtopia® software.

Trolltech, a global leader in cross-platform application frameworks, has released a new version of its flagship product, Qt. Key features added to the popular framework in Qt 4.4 include functionality that, for the first time, enable developers to create applications that blend content from the live Web into native desktop and mobile applications. Qt 4.4 also makes it easier to deliver a consistent user experience across Windows, Macintosh and Linux systems, as well as on mobile devices.

QtCentre launced the second edition of the Qt Programming Contest, the only programming contest focused on the Qt®/ Qtopia® community. Last year a range of innovative Qt-based applications were awarded with various electronic devices - Qtopia enabled mobile phones, laptop, recreational devices, various books on software development and more. Perhaps more important, the contestants were shown to the Qt community and new contacts between developers were made.

Trolltech® today announced that Qt, its cross-platform application development framework, has received the “2008 Mobile Internet Innovation Award” by MobileChina Media

Trolltech today delivered a Release Candidate of Qt 4.4 to its commercial customers and open source users for testing and feedback. Qt 4.4 is the upcoming release of Trolltech's leading cross-platform software development framework. The final release of Qt 4.4 is currently scheduled for mid Q2 2008.

Trolltech today released Qt Jambi 4.3.4 to commercial customers and the open source community. Qt Jambi is the Java version of Qt, the framework for high-performance cross-platform application development. The release is available for customer use, evaluation and open source download.

Trolltech® announced today that Roku, Inc. has selected Qt for Embedded Linux® to be integrated into a soon-to-be-announced multimedia streaming product. Qt for Embedded Linux, formerly known as Qtopia® Core, is Trolltech’s leading application framework for single-purpose devices powered by embedded Linux.

Trolltech® announced that it has appointed Daniel Kihlberg Pallejà as Vice President Worldwide Marketing. Daniel has spent most of his career providing executive leadership to teams bringing innovative consumer electronics and communications products to the global marketplace.

Trolltech today announced a first preview alpha release of its Qt cross-platform development framework for Mac® OS X using the Cocoa API. This pre-release is the first step towards a fully Cocoa-based Macintosh version of Qt, enabling 64-bit applications and enhanced native look and feel.

Industrial Control Design AS, a leading software provider for development of advanced control systems and Trolltech®, with the leading cross-platform development tool Qt, today announced a technological partnership with regard to the integration of Qt on ICD’s Control Design Platform.

Trolltech today released a beta of Qt 4.4 to its commercial customers and open source users for testing and feedback. Qt 4.4 is the upcoming release of Trolltech's leading cross-platform software development framework. The beta will be followed by a release candidate, with a final release currently scheduled for mid Q2 2008.

Trolltech’s Qt® cross-platform development framework is adding support for Microsoft®’s Windows® CE operating system. This means that applications developed using Qt on Windows, MacOS X®, and Linux® desktop and embedded platforms can now be easily deployed to a range of mobile devices running on the Windows CE and Windows Mobile operating systems.

Trolltech today released Qt 4.3.4 to commercial customers and the open source community. Qt is the standard framework for high-performance cross-platform application development, and Qtopia Core is the leading application framework for single-purpose devices powered by embedded Linux. Both releases are available for customer use, evaluation and open source download.

Trolltech® announced the financial results for the fourth quarter 2007. Trolltech ASA generated revenues of NOK 57 million in the fourth quarter 2007. Full year revenue growth was up with 25 percent. The growth was primarily driven by the sales of the Qt® and Qtopia® software.