I do mobile, so some of the limitations of Qt are starting to become apparent.  
In particular:

1. Local/Push Notifications support. We need platform independent coverage. 
Each platform provides the same basic approach to binding to push 
notifications. 
   I have boilerplate code for iOS that I can supply. It may or may not be up 
to Qt's standards. It's in Obj-C. What is required is an android version and 
then the Qt abstraction layer.        Complicating matters is Apple, Google, 
VPlay, and Amazon all have their own their back ends, and the architecture 
should work with them all. (But minimally Apple & Google) (It also seems that 
google has libraries that work on Apple as well. )

2. Background processing support. I wish to provide functionality when the app 
is not running. Specifically for me, this is for a background upload feature, 
but I'm sure there a multitude of other uses. I understand that iOS is 
different, but Qt I think could provide the abstraction so that apps can use 
background processing in a platform-abstract way.

Also, I'd be interested in knowing if there are any resources that already 
cover these as my own searches have not turned up much.

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