Mobile App Testing Services
Ensure your app works flawlessly on all mobile devices
With our mobile application testing services, you can scale your in-house mobile app testing capacity, bring your QA process under control, and your app's uninstall rates down.
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Mobile App Testing Highlights
Why Do Mobile App Testing With UTOR
From design to deployment, our mobile application testing company makes sure you're building an app that delights users.
Ensure flawless mobile experience
Prevent errors that will be costly to fix
Accelerate testing with automated solutions
Get maximum device and OS coverage
Functional Testing and Beyond – We Make Sure You're Shipping an Excellent Product
Can your app withstand a heavy load? Are you sure it provides the best possible user experience? Our mobile app testing services go beyond just functional testing. We also provide usability and performance testing and automate some testing tasks if it makes sense.
Manual and automated testing
We use both manual and automated testing to maximize testing coverage and to support safe and frequent releases.
Performance testing
Our team uncovers stress, load, and reliability bugs to make sure your application is stable regardless of the circumstances.
Usability testing
We make sure that your app is easy to learn, easy to interact with, and most popular tasks don’t require much time to complete.
User experience testing
Our team studies users’ emotions, preferences, and all the main behavior details during and after the use of your app.
Localization testing
We verify if your app's UI is culturally appropriate and if the currency, date, and time format are designed as per the target country or region.
User acceptance testing
We give people from the target audience an opportunity to try your app and check whether it meets their expectations.
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Our Mobile App Testing Process at a Glance
From roadmap planning to test tools selection to test execution and increasing the level of test automation – our mobile testing company provides end-to-end Android and iOS testing. With us, you can jump-start your software releases and minimize defects in production.
Analyze the requirements
Develop a testing strategy
Select testing tools
Carry out testing
Analyze test results
Maintain and support your app
Get a turnkey mobile app testing solution
Each case we work with is unique. Your software development process, the technologies you use, and the type of a mobile app you're building – our test strategy largely depends on these three variables. We adjust our mobile software testing services to your specific needs.
UTOR Mobile App Testing Case Studies
What Kind of Devices Do We Use?
Real devices
Testing on real devices is an important part of our app testing services as it provides comprehensive results. With its help, QA engineers can check the app's behavior on the native hardware and its possible interactions with other apps on the same devices.
Emulators and Simulators
Virtual environment makes testing much faster and easier in its early stages. Mimicking the behavior of the real devices may be sufficient to check the performance of the app’s most crucial functions. Smoke, unit and other types of testing can be performed using emulators and simulators.
Mobile app testing tools and technologies
Burpsuite- Metasploit
- Nessus
- apktool
- JD-GUI
Benefits of Our Mobile App Testing Company
An optimized QA process.
Focus on business requirements.
Domain expertise.
Full range of mobile app testing services.
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Frequently asked questions
What do mobile app tests cover?
In large organizations, QA takes up to 40% of their IT budget. QA is expensive, but without proper testing, exposing faulty software to users can cost much more. Large-scale tech brands lose up to 5% of their market value as a result of software failures. You might not be a large organization, but maintaining your product quality is just as important. With us, QA will take no more than 25% of your development costs, but you will save much more in the long run. In large organizations, QA takes up to 40% of their IT budget. QA is expensive, but without proper testing, exposing faulty software to users can cost much more. Large-scale tech brands lose up to 5% of their market value as a result of software failures. You might not be a large organization, but maintaining your product quality is just as important. With us, QA will take no more than 25% of your development costs, but you will save much more in the long run.
What mobile app tests do you automate?
We provide mobile automation testing services in the following cases:
1. Manual testing is very time-consuming and mentally exhausting.
3. Certain test tasks can be simplified and broken down into logical steps with pre-defined expected outcomes.
4. Testing requires a large amount of data.
5. Automated testing is more cost-efficient than manual testing.
6. We need to run multiple tests simultaneously.
7. We have frequent code changes and need regression tests done quickly.
8. We need to test the speed and performance of a mobile app against thousands of concurrent users.
What test do you run manually?
We execute manual mobile application testing in the following cases:
1. Manual tests are faster and more cost-effective than automated tests.
2. We need to handle complicated use-case scenarios.
3. When we do exploratory testing where we need to replicate the experience of real users.
4. When we perform usability testing where we determine how efficient and convenient a product is.
5. When we execute ad hoc testing or testing without preparation.
Do you use real devices for mobile app testing?
Yes, we use real devices, as well as simulators, and emulators. Our mobile app testing solutions use an optimum combination of all three.
What is the difference between a simulator and an emulator?
Both emulators and simulators are virtual devices. They simulate the most important features of a real device allowing testers to run an application on them and see how it would perform on a real device. Simulators are mostly used for iPhone and iPad devices. Android smartphones and tablets are typically emulated.
Simulators are written in high-level languages and unlike emulators, they do not mimic hardware. They only mimic environment features that can be configured using software. Emulators are written in machine-level assembly languages and they mimic both hardware and software features. You can think of emulators as something in the middle between simulators and real
We use simulators when we need to test if an app’s user interface displays properly under different screen resolutions, or how an app performs when interacting with external systems. For example, we can check an app’s ability to send data to another app using simulators. On the other hand, emulators come in handy when we need to test things like battery usage, or whether a firmware update caused problems for an application.
What are the most common bugs found during mobile app testing?
The most common bugs we find include:
- No error handling
- App crashes
- Compatibility issues
- Memory leakage
- Weak password validation
- Misspelled words in localized apps
- Mobile interruptions (incoming calls, SMS)
- Permission issues
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