BONZA!
Between this and the recent MeeGo release for the N900, that's me set. Time for some coding!
Nokia has released a beta version of its Qt SDK, allowing developers to create applications that will compile down for Symbian, Maemo and even MeeGo. Qt is Nokia's preferred development platform, and will become the primary Symbian platform come Symbian ^4. For the moment it allows developers to create applications, …
Having developed with Qt for many years (since Qt 2, and now we're on Qt 4, despite the narrative of 'beta' being used), I find it highly polished and enjoyable to work with. I've often sulked over the lack of Qt development capability for the iPhone and Android operating systems, but I doubt that's going to change.
As it's not mentioned here, I will add, Qt is an excellent C++ toolkit for developing Apple Mac OS X, Linux (embedded and desktop), and Microsoft Windows (embedded, desktop, and CE) applications, and now supports Symbian (S60), and MeeGo (thanks to Nokia's acquisition of Trolltech).