real device testing

When developing and testing an app on mobile devices, teams often focus heavily on the operating systems and the devices (like Apple or Android) they will be developing for. While these are certainly important aspects, it’s equally crucial to consider which mobile app form factors you want your project to support. Launching your solution on …

Are you testing your iOS application on enough devices? Have you tried to test on an iOS device online? If not, you could be leaving yourself open to bugs and expensive remediations down the line. That’s why the most effective QA strategy involves testing on multiple devices. The problem? By and large, organizations don’t have …

Are you looking for a way to run iOS apps on an Android device? You might be considering iOS emulators for Android, but it’s not as straightforward as it seems. This blog dives into the complexities and legalities of using iOS emulators for Android and suggests better alternatives for developers and testers. Why Run iOS …

Mobile app testing is essential in the development process to ensure that applications are bug-free and working as intended. It’s crucial to test your apps on the mobile devices owned by your users—two common ways developers can run these tests are through online emulators and simulators. While the terms emulate and simulate may seem similar—and …

The first time I drove a U-Haul moving truck, I thought, do they just let anyone drive this? Well, OK, clearly not just anyone. You need your driver’s license, but other than that, yes, anyone. This was such a different feeling than driving my commuter—6,000 pounds different! The truck took corners differently. It accelerated differently. It …