Welcome to Worldwide Wednesday. Great creativity is born out of collaboration, and a new social network site called Spaces, is making it easy for mobile UX designers to do just that. The site is positioning itself as a platform for UX designers to connect with each...
Welcome to the Weekend Tech Round-up. With just 6 lines of code in your AndroidManifest.xml file, Android’s on-device search opens and scours your applications for data. The lines of code are:Move to Trash <activity android:name=”.SearchableActivity”> <intent-filter> <action android:name=”com.google.android.gms.actions.SEARCH_ACTION”/> <category android:name=”android.intent.category.DEFAULT”/> </intent-filter> </activity> For developers, this coding technique allows you to integrate power functionalities in...
Welcome to Worldwide Wednesday. Yesterday we talked about Apple’s beta TestFlight, which allows iOS testers to test their apps prior to launch. This move gave the iOS developer community something to smile about. Read here. So what about Android? Android is the worlds the leading mobile OS, powering 78%...
Welcome to the Weekend Tech Round-up. Anyone who’s ever beta tested an iOS application knows the process is time-consuming and difficult to manage. In the beginning Using a distribution method called “ad hoc,” a developer emailed a .ipa file and .mobileprovision file to an tester who dragged the...
Last week, Apple unveiled a new application programming language called Swift. Apple says that Swift will provide developers with greater security and a number of significant speed advantages. What does this the mean for developers and companies looking to launch an app? The developer world is littered...
Same as any web or desktop application mobile application needs to be tested for functional and non-functional testing, but the way we test mobile application differs from a desktop or web application. If we look at black box functional testing of mobile application it needs...