Real Device Testing

Many devices emit radio frequency (RF) radiation, including mobile devices, Wi-Fi networks, remote controls, cordless phones, Bluetooth headsets, and radio and TV broadcasts. Microwave ovens and fluorescent lights are other common sources of RF radiation. What Is an RF Signal? … Read More

Mobile apps have become big business, as well as a critical touchpoint between companies and their customers. According to data from Business of Apps, 88 billion apps were downloaded in 2021, along with 55 billion games. These downloads generated $133 … Read More

Nobody wants to release a problematic app to customers. It increases the time to remediate issues, limits the app’s profitability, and impacts the customer experience. Ensuring that the app functions properly on all platforms requires thorough testing, and there’s simply … Read More

Every electronic device generates electromagnetic radiation. It’s a byproduct of the electric current passing through a circuit. This energy is on the low-frequency, non-ionizing end of the electromagnetic spectrum. Unlike the ionizing radiation generated by the sun, X-ray machines, and … Read More

Real device testing, also known as live device testing or mobile device testing, has become a critical function of many enterprises. As organizations roll out mobile apps to meet customer needs and demands, developers must test new versions across multiple … Read More

The “real device cloud” concept has emerged in recent years as a means of testing mobile device apps. Although not a cloud in the truest sense, these services allow developers to test their apps on a wide range of physical … Read More

When developers create software for mobile devices, they must test the application for its stability, performance, functionality, and usability. With modern Agile processes, testing is performed frequently so that problems can be addressed early in the software development lifecycle. Developers … Read More