Mobile Testing at QA InfoTech

Mobile Testing, Mobile-device testing or Mobile Application testing are in great demand and it does require domain experts to ensure quality.

As a testing company, we have built our niche in testing applications that need to be supported on various devices and operating systems. We specialize specifically in testing applications on Android and iOS devices.

Our Smart devices testing scope spans smart phones, e-readers, tablets, PDAs, notebooks as some of the major categories. With these evolving devices and underlying technology, we strive to bring in our specialized test and domain knowledge to test applications and content on devices. Our frameworks empower us to extend additional test coverage for applications built with latest mobile and web technologies including HTML 5, CSS 3. Some major categories here include:
•Testing for learning content on e readers touching upon areas such as functionality, performance, usability, accessibility, instructional design
•Testing for BFSI specific applications on smart phones covering functionality, performance, security, usability
•Testing enterprise level deployment of devices (e.g. e-readers or notebooks in large scale deployments such as governmental organizations) and associated applications primarily focusing on functionality, performance, security
•Testing common end user applications (in domains such as retail, media, gaming) on devices such as smart phones, e-readers focusing on functionality, performance, usability, accessibility

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Challenges of Multi Device Testing

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With the growing end user computation options, compatibility testing is becoming a very important, yet challenging area in the last few years. Personal computers, laptops, MACs, tablets, smart phones are all becoming more prevalent; especially, mobile computing options are flooding the market place. Amidst all of this changing hardware and its associated software landscape, there is an increasing need for software applications to be omnipresent in all these options. This is not an easy scenario to handle from a software testing angle though, because of the number of combinations in which the application needs to be verified, in the limited resources and time on hand. I will be talking about the testing challenges that exist today, taking a specific example of testing for Android applications, and also discussing some mitigation strategies.

 
Testing across combinations: Encourage testers to test across combinations, even when they are using the application in an ad-hoc fashion. Encourage cross discipline testers, who may not be directly working on your project, especially when you are testing a consumer application.

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Mobile testing: An overview

To compete in the global market, product companies are releasing their applications in multiple platforms and devices, such as Windows, MAC, open source operating systems and several mobile computing devices including phones, e readers. There are a lot of nuances involved in testing for a product's functionality on a multitude of such smart devices. As a testing company, we have built our niche in testing applications that need to be supported on various devices and operating systems. We specialize specifically in testing applications on Android and iOS devices.

Our frameworks empower us to extend additional test coverage for applications built with latest mobile and web technologies including HTML 5, CSS 3. Some major categories here include:
 
 

• Testing for learning content on e readers touching upon areas such as functionality, performance, usability, accessibility, instructional design
• Testing for BFSI specific applications on smart phones covering functionality, performance, security, usability
• Testing enterprise level deployment of devices (e.g. e-readers or notebooks in large scale deployments such as governmental organizations) and associated applications primarily focusing on functionality, performance, security
• Testing common end user applications (in domains such as retail, media, gaming) on devices such as smart phones, e-readers focusing on functionality, performance, usability, accessibility

Source: http://www.qainfotech.com/mobile_testing_services.html