Nokia renames Trolltech and Qtopia
Trolltech, the software-development company bought earlier this year by Nokia, has been renamed 'Qt Software', after its main product Qt.
Qt, a widely used graphical toolkit for Linux and other platforms, will now be the sole focus of Qt Software's activities, Nokia announced late on Tuesday.
Qtopia, the derivation of Qt used for mobile and embedded systems, will also be renamed, becoming 'Qt Extended'.
Nokia's acquisition bid for Trolltech, announced in January, was cleared by the European Commission in June. Qt is the main graphical user interface toolkit for the KDE Linux project, and is also used for applications such as Google Earth and Skype.
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