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December 2022

10 Mobile App Testing Trends for 2023

See upcoming trends to plan your mobile app testing strategy for 2023 The end of the year is an ideal time to not only look back at what you’ve accomplished but to plan goals for the upcoming year. Mobile app development teams can look into the latest trends in technology, user behavior, and the broader market, and think about how to incorporate them into your mobile app testing and development plan.

Device Farms Reimagined: Attaining Any-to-Any Test Coverage

Join social trading platform pioneer eToro and partners Sauce Labs and Testlio for a discussion on the role that device architectures play towards building a quality engineering system for scale. The speakers will pull from real-world experiences to offer perspectives on the implications of alternative testing architectures.

How to Inspect Element on Android

Learn how to inspect elements on Android devices to debug your website If you're a website developer, it's important to ensure that your website looks and functions as designed on different devices, browsers, and operating systems. UI testing is an important part of mobile testing. It's particularly important on Android devices. Android is the most popular operating system with 71% of the global smartphone market share.

How to Resolve Mobile App Test Failures and Errors Faster

Learn how using a real device cloud can help resolve mobile app test errors and help teams streamline debugging. The content of this post is excerpted from the Sauce Labs webinar Resolve Mobile App Test Failures and Errors Faster with Kristian DeVito, Senior Solution Engineer at Sauce Labs. Bad customer experiences on mobile apps are costly—faced with crashes, freezes, or wait times, frustrated users will abandon brands, share negative reviews, or even simply uninstall the app.

WebdriverIO v8 Release

Learn about what's new in WebdriverIO v8. The primary goal for the new version of WebdriverIO was to transition from CommonJS to ESM in order to continue with important dependency updates and avoid security issues. Furthermore, we cleaned up some code, implemented a new Action API interface and streamlined the way WebdriverIO deals with global objects using the test runner.