It’s still an issue for many to check what version of Qt framework they have installed on their Symbian smartphones. Mostly it is because now many of the apps are based on Qt frameworks. Probably every next version of Qt is getting released more often. Many of the apps as well sometimes conflict with the installed version of Qt framework. Here comes the QtInfo utility app to check what version of Qt framework you have installed.
Display basic Qt-related information in an easy-to-report-to-developer way, with special consideration for Symbian. QtInfo is available for Symbian at Nokia Store for free.
Use this tool if you want to know what version of the Qt framework you have installed in your Nokia smartphone. The application will also show details about the features supported by Qt in the current build, including among others audio & video formats and fonts.
Note that Qt 4.7 needs to be installed for the application to work. The goal is to make QtInfo? work with Qt 4.6 as well, but currently this is not the case.
Currently displays (all the info is obtained at run-time, not compile-time):
- Qt version
- Mobility version
- Installed Qt modules
- Qt build and licensing info
- Webkit version
- SSL support
- QtOpenGL support
- Qt default paths used
- Supported image formats
- OS/Firmware version
- Country and language as seen from Qt
- Network (GSM/IP) interfaces and addresses
- Available sensors
- Qt Quick version, installed plugins and plugin import paths
- Installed Qt Components (from packages com.nokia.symbian, qt.labs.components, qt.labs.components.native)
- Multimedia devices (input/output), supported codecs and containers
- Installed fonts and respective languages
- Hardware features available (BT, WiFi, USB, Vibra…)
- Screen parameters
- SQL drivers
Channels supported for relaying the info:
- Clipboard
- Pastebin
- File on mass-storage
Download:
Download QtInfo from Nokia Store
