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Cool, thanks for sharing!

Sweet! My compliments!

Really cool. I'm very much in need of such a kind of library. One doubt. Can I use this for Mobile applications, like Symbian...?

That's cool! I will look forward for the next project.

Visit this website: http://www.voip-sip-sdk.com/p_413-voip-ivr-database-integration-voip.html You can find a lot of useful information on VoIP technology. You can try out samples if you wish. Clear descriptions and documentation belong to all examples. You can use free source codes as well.

Oh! I forgot that. I will change that soon.

yeah i know this class , but i never got it to play video files , compiles fine and running but doesn't play any thing im using : MPlayer Sherpya-SVN-r34401-4.6.2 (C) 2000-2011 MPlayer Team 181 audio & 389 video codecs

Neat! Nice one.

dear sir, since i on PR1.3, this application does not work.. i cant refresh from calendar, i install with fresh pr1.3, still dont work. can you help me?

Obviously I didn't express myself in a good way. I was just explaining the use cases I had in mind. Other pragmatic use cases are welcome. I am open for suggestions like yours. Thank you for it. I will consider them of course. PS: do you mind if I ask why you don't use your N9? Have you tested it out? It's a great device.

Lots of good news about Squish in the recent weeks. Congrats!

We are releasing our 1.1 version this week and we have some really updates and new features. Our 3d stuff and the new image/model rendering widget is very nice… evaluation licenses will be available via the website come Thursday, www.mosaicsoftware.net

Great info, thanks.

I've now got round to uploading it to the Nokia Store: http://store.ovi.com/content/247839 It's certainly worth making use of the Nokia Store for anyone writing Qt software for Symbian - I'm now at 690,000 downloads since 25 January 2012! (I'm just kicking myself for not putting it on there sooner...) I've also ported it to Android ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.sourceforge.wifiremoteplay ), making use of the unofficial Qt port for Android (Necessitas). (Interestingly, the downloads on Android, comparing the first week for each platform, are over 200 times smaller...) And I've added support for VLC too.