Qt framework makes cross-platform developments possible on android target, work in progress looks promising, according to sample demo video.

French people can now buy a N900, only on the Phone House web Site, since this morning.

Nokia has just released the first Beta of Qt 4.6.0, which includes the port to the Symbian platform with integration for the S60 framework. The focus of this release has been to stabilize the Symbian port, as well as adding a backend for the Phonon multimedia library enabling simple audio and video playback.

Before fall 2009, Nokia will release n900, 3rd generation of "Internet Tablet" (previous ones where 770 and n8x0) ... Major features are : 3G Support (WiFi / WiMax only for previous ons) , GPS, accelerometer

OFono, new Open Source project for developing an open source
telephony solution has just be announced by Nokia and Intel.

There are some very interesting details in the Reviewing the Release Plan post from David Wood about the future of the Symbian platform. The biggest news for me is the switch to Qt in Symbian^4...

Yet an other Linux distribution for OpenMoko, but you have to compile it by your own first ... on your phone or desktop ... what about inside the emulator ?

Nokia today announced the availability of version 4.5 of the Qt cross-platform application and UI framework. It also introduced Qt Creator, a new lightweight cross-platform Integrated Development Environment (IDE), Qt 4.5 and Qt Creator combined comprises the Qt SDK, an easy to install package that will let developers create applications quickly and easily.

One of the most important mobile event is taking place in Spain now , the world mobile congress.... But as you expected, Linux has also its place ...