Mobile emulators are powerful tools for developing mobile applications and are widely used for both manual and automated mobile application testing.
Tag: Mobile Testing
What are some typical Mobile App errors & defects?
A mobile device performs a lot of functions simultaneously – connectivity, location, lighting, UX, Functions, Battery Use, Data Handling, Touch screen, Sensors, etc. To uncover the defects and the errors in mobile app a proper Test Strategy needs to be implemented with great precautions. But what are the common Mobile App Errors or Defects? Let me try & answer this…
Desktop vs. Mobile | Why Testing Mobile apps is different from Desktop Testing?
Why was this not tested? Aaah! QAs were accustomed to testing Apps only on a selection of devices, but carriers required more money for procurement. OMG! Mobile Testing is completely different compared to Desktop Testing. If we understand the distinction and challenges of testing Mobile Apps, it will be a bit easier to tackle.
First App | Steve Jobs | Google Play | App size | Did you know?
Mobile devices have radically changed how we communicate, conduct business, consume entertainment, and manage our lives, all thanks to Apps. But where did it all started? Which was the first App ever? How big is the App industry? What was Steve Job’s role in shaping the ‘App Store’? Let’s look at some of the less-known facts about the booming App Industry!
UFT Classes #3: The power to automate almost ANY application type | Understanding UFT Add-ins
UFT supports automation for wide range of development environment like Windows (.Net, Java), Web, SAP, Oracle, etc. And this is made possible by the corresponding UFT Add-ins you install. Its like knowing the requirements prior to the start of testing 🙂 Yeah! UFT add-ins are that important, so pay attention.
UFT Classes #2: Be a better version of yourself | What’s new with HP UFT (over QTP)?
Formerly known as HP QuickTest Professional (QTP), Unified Functional Testing (UFT) provides functional and regression test automation. It uses the Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) as its scripting language. UFT automates testing through an intuitive, visual user experience that ties manual, automated, and framework-based testing together in one IDE.