To mock-up the user interface of a website, software or any other product, you’ll need some basic UI elements. And this is where wireframing kits and UI design kits come in handy. When you want to create a low-fidelity prototype for your projects, you can use these kits to give your idea a certain shape, keeping it abstract and not losing yourself in details.

SmashingMagazine prepared an overview of useful web and mobile user interface kits, handy PDFs and resources that we can use in our projects. They’ve carefully selected the most useful kits and resources to get you going in the early stages of a project. Enjoy!

Today, Nokia released the version 1.0 Release Candidate of its unified Qt SDK. This new version also includes the Release Candidate of Qt Creator 2.0.

Aside from bug fixing and various improvements, the biggest news in this announcement is that apps for N900 built with this SDK can be finally published to the Ovi Store.

Would this be the rebirth of a powerful, tweakable, but underestimated device?

For the full change log, you can check out the Qt Labs Blog.

Nokia 770 is a tablet that replaces a notebook for connecting with the world wide web and fto listen and see multimedia files.

In only 230 gr, 141 mm of width, 75 of height and 19mm thickness we have a real multimedia platform to consult web pages, emails, VOiP phone capabilities,chat with Instant messagging, watch video and so on.

It has a 800×480 resolution with 65.536 colours, touch screen and a 128MB memory Flash Card.

It connects to web through Wi-Fi to PC via USB port or Bluetooth.

It’s an interesting device because it installs Opera 8 with Flash player, an acrobat Reader, a software for instant messanging, a news reader and all the communications software to provide us with all the news on the web.

It supports a lot of audio files like: AAC, AMR, MP2, MP3, RA (Real Audio), WAV, WMA or video files like: 3GP, AVI, H.263, MPEG-1, MPEG-4, RV (Real Video).