After 9 versions of Android OSs named after sweet foods and candy (Kit Kat, Lollipop, etc.) Google is now naming the releases simply by version number, starting with the release of Android 10. Google has their reasons for doing so, and while it will certainly make our lives easier by not having to remember the… Read more »
Hardware Lab Feedback From Our Readers
We often post about new additions to our hardware testing inventory, QA methodology, or even what we do with our retired systems. This time, we’d like to turn it around a little. Feedback from our readers is incredibly important to us, and here’s why. Your feedback helps keep us in touch with what actually matters… Read more »
Compatibility Test Cases
Hardware compatibility test cases are usually a little different than the manual functionality test cases we often employ. Since compatibility testing looks mainly at interactions between hardware and software, the test cases tend to be less granular on a functional level, and instead more geared towards measuring variables, such as frame rate, in the application… Read more »
Lab Hardware Update: New Mobile Devices
We’ve recently added a couple of new devices to our hardware labs; nothing particularly fancy but very useful: An iPhone XS Max running iOS 12 The iPhone XS Max is a great candidate for starting mobile app visual quality testing. Its large 6.5-inch Super Retina OLED display with vibrant colors offers excellent screen quality. This… Read more »
