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Sometimes you need to test on real devices for real performance and experience. I only have to test my app on my iPhone 4 and 2nd gen iPod touch. Same thing a
by xuki 16y ago
Sometimes you need to test on real devices for real performance and experience.
I only have to test my app on my iPhone 4 and 2nd gen iPod touch.
Same thing applies to beta testing on iOS, but since Apple don't allow beta app, developers have to issue adhoc build.
- blinkingled 16y agoDon't you have to test on an iPad? For that matter - testing on couple real Android devices is equally effective - Galaxy Tab and Optimus S or G1/ADP and Nexus One. My point was that you don't need to test on ALL different Android devices - just a few which seems to be similar with iOS from what you said. If you want to test lots of real devices - it's actually easy with Android - push the beta in the Market and let users do the compatibility testing.
- xuki 16y agoIf my app is not designed for the iPad, no. If it is, I don't have to test on the previous 2 devices.