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Originally Posted by voracity View Post
Partly, thanks. I should probably read up a bit more on the WRT internals at some point, but I'm expecting that there will be some kind of javascript API to access Qt- or device-specific functions. I was wondering if that's already in QtWebKit in some way ... OK, did a bit of reading and that does seem to be the case (it's called Platform Services). You'd just use something like this bit of javascript:
Qt provides the possibility to create hybrid application, you can take a look at e.g. http://qt.nokia.com/forms/whitepaper...tepaper-hybrid

WRT will provide some device-specific JS APIs, e.g. contact, calendar, etc. and yes, WRT has already provided such services.

To me, I think it's mainly due to the integration of Webkit into Qt