Mobile Device Testing is the process to assure the quality of mobile devices, like mobile phones, PDAs, etc. The testing will be conducted on both hardware and software. And from the view of different procedures, the testing comprises R&D Testing, Factory Testing and Certificate Testing.
R&D Testing: R&D test is the main test phase for mobile device, and it happens during the developing phase of the mobile devices. It contains hardware testing, software testing, and mechanical testing.
Factory Testing: Factory Testing is a kind of sanity check on mobile devices. It's conducted automatically to verify that there are no defects brought by the manufacturing or assembling.
Mobile Testing contains - Mobile application testing Hardware testing - Battery(Charging) Testing - Signal receiving - Network Testing
Testing can be broadly defined as an investigation conducted to map the expected functionalities with the actual implementation at hand. The outcome of testing process is a performance sheet of sorts about the quality and performance of the product or service undergoing the testing process. A well conducted testing process ensures that there are lesser glitches at the user level, which would in turn result in lesser after-sales/maintenance efforts, thereby driving down the product development cost as well as ensuring higher customer satisfaction indexes, both of which are equally desirable components in a software company’s wish list.
The importance of testing as a process can be gauged from the fact that most if not all software development models include it as a major phase in their totality providing a substantial time and budget for it. Depending upon the complexity of the software and the resultant performance/quality desirables out of it, the budgetary and time allocations for testing vary. For instance a health care, space program solution would be less tolerable for faults hence would end up allocating even higher bandwidths for testing as compared to say a game application.
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ReplyDeleteMobile Device Testing is the process to assure the quality of mobile devices, like mobile phones, PDAs, etc. The testing will be conducted on both hardware and software. And from the view of different procedures, the testing comprises R&D Testing, Factory Testing and Certificate Testing.
ReplyDeleteR&D Testing: R&D test is the main test phase for mobile device, and it happens during the developing phase of the mobile devices. It contains hardware testing, software testing, and mechanical testing.
Factory Testing: Factory Testing is a kind of sanity check on mobile devices. It's conducted automatically to verify that there are no defects brought by the manufacturing or assembling.
Mobile Testing contains
- Mobile application testing Hardware testing
- Battery(Charging) Testing
- Signal receiving
- Network Testing
Testing can be broadly defined as an investigation conducted to map the expected functionalities with the actual implementation at hand. The outcome of testing process is a performance sheet of sorts about the quality and performance of the product or service undergoing the testing process. A well conducted testing process ensures that there are lesser glitches at the user level, which would in turn result in lesser after-sales/maintenance efforts, thereby driving down the product development cost as well as ensuring higher customer satisfaction indexes, both of which are equally desirable components in a software company’s wish list.
The importance of testing as a process can be gauged from the fact that most if not all software development models include it as a major phase in their totality providing a substantial time and budget for it. Depending upon the complexity of the software and the resultant performance/quality desirables out of it, the budgetary and time allocations for testing vary. For instance a health care, space program solution would be less tolerable for faults hence would end up allocating even higher bandwidths for testing as compared to say a game application.