HeadSpin customers have seen the following outcomes
68%
Fewer hours spent on QA for new releases
90%
Reduction in number of production issues
30%
Faster development cycles
60%
Faster in-app load times
64%
Improvement in user retention
Perform Android Testing on Real Devices Seamlessly with HeadSpin
Leverage HeadSpin's Unique Capabilities to Optimize Android App Testing
Real Android Device Cloud
Wondering how you can improve your capabilities in testing Android apps? Why rely on simulators when you can perform Android app testing on real devices?
You can test Android app by immediately connecting to countless real remote devices using HeadSpin’s secure global device cloud. Select from a wide range of Android devices of varying screen sizes equipped with any version of the Android running multiple tests (either Android app manual testing or automated) without experiencing any slowdown.
Quickly Scale Up Android App Testing
HeadSpin’s flexible distributed system runs on proprietary hardware that enables you to instantly and securely scale up your efforts to test Android app through automation. Your Android app manual testing developers can safely connect with selected remote devices and track non-noise interfered data. Our hardware can also be added to new locations beyond our existing network of 90+ locations.
Easy Debugging
Eliminate the need to maintain multiple logs. HeadSpin’s Android testing tool allows you to select and resolve high-priority issues across the client-server communication platform. You can save critical time locating and resolving important bugs and behind-the-scenes visibility of performance issues in the server, CDN, network, application, and device. You can reproduce the user experience hassle-free and avoid performance issues while using Android testing tools.
AI-powered Insights
If you’re wondering how to test Android app effectively, our Android application testing tool use AI and machine learning to measure video and audio streaming quality to share better experiences with your customers.HeadSpin’s Android application testing features such as microphone quality and real-time audio playback can help test audio quality anywhere globally for speech-enabled Android apps and audio streaming. You can check the quality of voice messaging features as well.
Connection Drop-offs
Sudden and unexpected connection dropouts and session disconnects are frustrating and can cause unwanted stress due to work delays. In contrast, superior connectivity can significantly decrease the time for testing applications. Testers using HeadSpin’s performance testing for Android application testing online have experienced excellent connectivity throughout their testing processes.
Natural Interaction
Remote testing need not reduce the quality of performance testing for Android apps. You can interact with your Android mobile app on the remote device, just as you would if the device were in your hand. Tap, zoom, scroll, swipe, and perform all other actions as your user would.
HeadSpin’s Android application testing platform effortlessly integrates with most automated testing frameworks, which includes Appium, Espresso, EarlGrey, Calabash, UI Automotor, TestNG, JUnit, Selenium, KIF, Experitest, native XCtests, and FitNesse, allowing you to run and flawlessly execute Appium tests on real Android devices.
Ans: With the widespread use of mobile applications in every industry, hackers have more opportunities to attack the application. Hence, Android app testing is a must. This type of testing empowers Android app testing by detecting security flaws and ensures that the application has strong security. It tests the application as a whole, APIs or web services that provide and exchange data, application network interfaces, API server hosting, and user data.
Q2. What is an update test?
Ans: Mobile apps can experience a drop in performance after an update. This drop may be because the app already had bugs before the update. Update testing helps developers ensure the smooth functionality of the app by running tests before and after an update, thus helping you meet your Android app testing requirements and also improving the user experience.
Q3. What is an Android debug bridge?
Ans: ADB offers numerous advantages for Android app automation testing. ADB, or Android Debug Bridge, is a powerful command-line tool for communicating with a device. It improves Android app automation testing by simplifying device actions and gives you access to a Unix shell, which you can use to provide multiple app installation and debugging commands. It comprises a client, a daemon, and a server.
Q4. What is a "blocker bug?"
Ans: A blocker bug is an issue or bug discovered during development or testing that prevents you from continuing to develop or test. In Scrum, blockers are known as impediments and issues in more traditional project management approaches. Running block bug tests is an essential part of Android app testing.
Q5. How does HeadSpin support automated testing for Android apps?
Ans: HeadSpin supports automated testing through integrations with popular frameworks like Appium, Espresso, and Selenium, allowing for seamless execution of automated tests on real Android devices.
Q6. What tests can be performed on HeadSpin's Android device cloud?
Ans: HeadSpin's Android device cloud supports a variety of tests, including functional testing, performance testing, security testing, and regression testing, ensuring comprehensive coverage of app quality.
Q7. How secure is testing on HeadSpin's Android device cloud?
Ans: HeadSpin ensures high security with encrypted connections, strict access controls, and compliance with standards to protect your data during testing.
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