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2010-03-03
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2010-03-03
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The problem with taking Google maps as an example is that it's proprietary to Google. There is no public library (that I'm aware of anyway) which a developer can use to interface with the google maps/earth repository. So unless Google would release a public library which allows access to their maps or develops their own app for Maemo or Qt, we won't see a native google maps app I'm afraid.
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2010-03-03
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2010-03-03
, 21:48
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I've read a lot of people saying that with the implementation of Qt 4.6 we should a lot more developers making apps for Maemo 5 as it will be a lot easier to port the apps for multiple OSs. I'm not a developer and my knowledge of things like this is very limited at best but is google maps the kind of app that could be written using Qt and do people think that having Qt4.6 will make it more likely that we see google maps (or other Google apps) coming out for Maemo 5? Or have I completely missed the point of Qt?