QuickFlickr
QuickFlickr 2.0 Alpha released to test
there is an interesting port of Flickr going on based on Qt Quick: Quickflickr 2.0
this time the version 2.0 based on Qt 4.7 and already useable on Symbian devices like Nokia N8 or C7 (previously only available for the Nokia N900)
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QuickFlickr - a Flickr Client for N900
Back in april i was able to show you a new Flickr client for the N900 based on Qt and QML. here are more news about it: Marko Mattila (aka zchydem) is developing a new client for Flickr on the Maemo platform using Qt, QML UI and C++.
QuickFlickr - a Qt Quick based Flickr client
Marko Mattila presents a new Qt Based App: QuickFlickr.
it looks like it's ready to roll out to the masses,
but it is only a first taste and it's still under development.
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