Qt SDK gains features for Nokia N9 apps

kamalakshantv · wrote on 21 Jun 2011, 06:40

Am still waiting for the specs of N9. The current link in Nokia website is broken.

kidproquo · wrote on 21 Jun 2011, 06:41

@Qtk,

Nokia N9
Display – 3.9” AMOLED display with curved glass, 16M colors, 854 × 480 pixels screen resolution
Memory – 16GB/64GB, 1GB RAM
Connectivity – A-GPS, Compass, WLAN 802.11 abgn, micro USB, BT 2.1, NFC
Audio – MP3 player, 3.5 mm audio jack, Supported codecs: mp3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, FLAC.
Video – Video recording and playback up to 720P, H.263, H.264, MPEG-4, WMV 9, Matroska
Camera – 8 Megapixel AF camera with Carl Zeiss optics, dual-LED flash, wide-angle lens

kamalakshantv · wrote on 21 Jun 2011, 06:43

[quote author="kidproquo" date="1308638508"]@Qtk,

Nokia N9
Display – 3.9” AMOLED display with curved glass, 16M colors, 854 × 480 pixels screen resolution
Memory – 16GB/64GB, 1GB RAM
Connectivity – A-GPS, Compass, WLAN 802.11 abgn, micro USB, BT 2.1, NFC
Audio – MP3 player, 3.5 mm audio jack, Supported codecs: mp3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, FLAC.
Video – Video recording and playback up to 720P, H.263, H.264, MPEG-4, WMV 9, Matroska
Camera – 8 Megapixel AF camera with Carl Zeiss optics, dual-LED flash, wide-angle lens[/quote]

Thank you - wanted to know the processor speed this would really matter.

kidproquo · wrote on 21 Jun 2011, 06:45

Apparently it's got an OMAP3630 @ 1GHz and PowerVR SGX530.

This is just from IRC, so no guarantees as to its accuracy

kamalakshantv · wrote on 21 Jun 2011, 06:48

[quote author="kidproquo" date="1308638709"]Apparently it's got an OMAP3630 @ 1GHz and PowerVR SGX530.

This is just from IRC, so no guarantees as to its accuracy[/quote]

Seems good. Any idea if the N950 have the same specs.

kidproquo · wrote on 21 Jun 2011, 06:50

Nokia N950 phone uses same hardware components as the Nokia N9 phone
with the following exceptions:

N950 is physically larger and is made out of aluminum, whereas N9 has
a polycarbonate unibody.
N950 has a physical slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The N9 is a touchscreen
-only device.
N950 has a 4 TFT LCD display whereas N9 has 3.9 AMOLED display.
Display resolution is same on both devices (854x480). Due to the use
of different display technologies, developers should avoid one pixel
with fonts and graphical objects with lines one pixel wide. Also avoid
the extensive use of bright colors, especially white, when developing
for OLED displays as this increases the power consumption (typical
for OLED displays).
N950 has a different physical camera module than N9. Both camera
modules have very similar image quality (Carl Zeiss branding in N9)
and both modules support 8Mpix image mode.
In the N950 the front facing camera is in top right corner and on N9
it is in the bottom right corner. The actual camera module is same.
N950 supports Bluetooth version 2.1+EDR, whereas N9 supports
version 4.0
N950 does not have support for NFC
N9 has slightly more sensitive magnetometer and ALS
N950 has 1320mAh battery, the N9 has 1450mAh battery

from the "release notes":http://www.developer.nokia.com/info/sw.nokia.com/id/3744886f-69c1-4544-8ad3-72b352b4a832/Nokia_N950_OneClickFlashers_Release_Notes.html

kamalakshantv · wrote on 21 Jun 2011, 08:00

Official announcement of N9 Specs can be found here

https://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/N9-00/

kaushal · wrote on 23 Jun 2011, 19:33

we have also load some emulator to play games like mario, contra !!! what we think about it? and voice recognizer software that can useful to people

kaushal · wrote on 23 Jun 2011, 19:35

https://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/N9-00/

rselva123 · wrote on 25 Jun 2011, 03:27

NFC should have been included in the developer device because it is a new feature worth exploiting and AMOLED should be present in developer device too. How else will the developer check out display effects consistency. Every one knows that N9 is a experimental device and there will be no more device with the same OS so Nokia should give a better developer phone for this one-time , one -off development

rselva123 · wrote on 25 Jun 2011, 03:36

To any one looking to download, I suggest download the complete SDK. The update is useless. It is not only slow, if - as it happened many times- it breaks for some reason, the next time update starts from the very beginning. It will frustrate you. Better download the full offline SDK .

Alicemirror · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 14:52

Hello guys!

Very happy to find the first voices on N9 and Qt for meego! Dos anyone knows if the actual version is really useful to develop applications or not yet? I should prepare a simple but for N9 only demo application.

rselva123 · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 15:43

The latest Nokia SDK 1.1.2 can be used develop for N9. If you are a Qt- ambassador or a Nokia launch pad member, you may apply for getting N950 - the developer version of N9. Lucky few will get the Kit.

Alicemirror · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 16:34

I have saw this, and I have already asked for the kit (I am a launchpad memeber). I have also explained that I am developing for a big customer that is in direct contact with nokia... Hope well ;)

Eddy · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 16:37

you could try out the Meego 1.2 Harmattan emulator. It looks like the real device.

i posted some screen shots in this topic :
http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/7003/

Alicemirror · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 16:45

Nice! I installed the offline installer on a windows 7 machine but I don't see in the emulator the N9. Now I am installing it on a ubuntu linux machine, ope that it works like for maemo with the emulator. I searched for the custom installation but I haven't seen any shade of the emulator... Now I search in-depth.

Alicemirror · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 16:48

ok, I tried on ubuntu but the only emulator that I see has the well-know devices. No any N9emulator. Should it be installed apart ?

Alicemirror · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 17:10

Found ! As a matter of fact it is QEMU, that reports in the menu "maemo emulator"but starts N9. Thanks for the suggestions.

Eddy · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 18:35

Glad you found it!

I was off for some hours but if you have specific questions about the emulator, don't hesitate to ask. I can try out things if you want.

I used the offline installer > custom > harmattan to install on windows 7 64bit.

There is a doc explaining how it works. Just search for harmattan and you get all the directions you need.

Have fun and let us know how it goes with your project.

Cheers,

Eddy

Alicemirror · wrote on 26 Jun 2011, 18:53

Thank you very much, Eddy, I don't exitate to ask trust me :)

I am using a ubuntu linux, butI have downloaded last night (from spain was very fast) all the offline versions. I have installed on windows, but on ubuntu is faster and I think that I don't find problems I go ahead with this platform. I will share soon at least a screenshot :)

And take you updated of this development.

cheers. Enrico