Smartphones have advanced greatly since their introduction in the 2000s. From faster GPUs for gaming to advanced instrumentation, these devices are now more computer than phone. Given the limitations of simulators and the complexity of real devices, they've also become a challenge for app developers to test. Biometric authentication, a fast-growing smartphone technology, introduced testing challenges.

Can you test 100% of your application? Or can you cover every possible testing scenario? And how much time and resources should you allocate to make the software bug-free? There are multiple questions, and all their answers lie in Test coverage techniques. In this blog, we will discuss the basics of test coverage.

Learn the best practices to follow when implementing a test automation suite.

Virtual Reality (VR) immerses you in an artificial environment, effectively substituting your natural surroundings with a virtual world. By utilizing a VR headset or a smart device, you can explore various physical stores and browse their entire range of products, all from the comfort of your home.

OpenAI's ChatGPT has become the fastest-growing app of all time – and if you've tried it, that probably doesn't come as a surprise! ChatGPT has become popular for everything from creative tasks like writing a poem to technical tasks like writing code. Meanwhile, the business world is quickly discovering its ability to summarize complex data sets or perform complicated analyses. But, of course, these use cases are just scratching the surface of what may be possible long term.

Before getting into the topic of Non-Regression testing, Let’s brush up! When a new code change is made, it can mess up how the software works. Even a tiny change can cause unexpected problems or create new bugs. That’s where Regression testing comes in. Regression testing means running tests to ensure the new code changes didn’t mess up anything already working. But sometimes, there isn’t enough time or resources to run all the tests again.

In this complete guide, we’ll break down the process of pairwise testing into simple steps that anyone can follow. We’ll cover everything from selecting input parameters to creating test cases and analyzing results. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced software tester, this guide has something for everyone. So grab a cup of coffee and get ready to learn how to perform pairwise testing like a pro!