Nokia N9

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I just received my Nokia N9 and I’m starting to learn Qt Quick/QML to design some applications for it. You can find some useful applications on websites such as N9 Apps and Apps for MeeGo but there’s still a lot of features missing. Update expected soon as I’ll share my findings on how to build apps, witch SDK to use and stuff like that.

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