Today, Trolltech is announcing the availability version 4.4 of the Qt framework. While Qt-pronounced "cute"-has always been a great cross-platform tool for generating a consistent UI across many different platforms, Trolltech has added a number of features to advance their vision of Qt everywhere.

While you can read the press release for some of the other cool things Qt 4.4 will enable, perhaps my favorite is the ability to mix elements of DHTML and C++ thanks to integration of the Webkit into Qt. Webkit is the browser built into Apple's Safari web browser, the Apple iPhone, and many millions of Nokia smart phones. It's possible to easily mix web and native code to provide a more consistent user experience. See full article.

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