Trolltech CEO Haavard Nord announced today at the KDE release event that the company's cross-platform open-source Qt application development toolkit will be released under the GPL 3. This move, which ...

The open-source development company Trolltech has switched sides in the ongoing war between the various mobile Linux consortia. There are several groups of companies trying to push open-source ...

An announcement issued by Trolltech today reveals that the software company is being acquired by Nokia for $153 million. Trolltech is the company behind Qt, a cross-platform application development ...

Trolltech announced they will soon offer a development kit, including a phone, for Linux developers who want to move into mobile applications. Although there are a number of phones that run Linux, ...

Trolltech's Qt(R) cross-platform development framework is adding support for Microsoft(R)'s Windows(R) CE operating system. This means that applications developed using Qt on Windows, MacOS X(R), and ...

Nokia announced today that it plans to acquire Norwegian software company Trolltech, a company known for its development of the Qt application framework, an integral part of the popular open source K ...

LONDON — Multiplatform software developer Trolltech AS (Oslo, Norway) has completed a $6.7 million Series B round of financing, the first such investment since 1999. The round was led by Index ...

Linux may have taken another step toward mobile ubiquity with a new initiative from Trolltech called Greensuite. Following the release earlier this year of its fully programmable Linux handset, the ...

Oslo-based Trolltech recently announced that its "flagship" C++-based Qt Framework -- including the new Qt Jambi framework for Java developers that had its debut in June -- is now compatible with the ...

The mobile Linux development company Trolltech says that it has sold out of its Greenphone reference handsets and that it will not reorder further units, because there are now suitable alternatives in ...