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Show HN: DeviceReady: Test Your Android App Across 25+ Devices
- yarone 15y agoNote that this is just a landing page that I threw together using Unbounce. What do you guys think? Like Selenium + Browsershots for Android. Everyone complains about Android fragmentation. Is this a partial solution? Kind of a "smoke test" to see if your app has issues on a particular device?
- cleverjake 15y agoI'd be really interested in trying it. I currently just go to different vendor's to try out on actua devices in person.
- drpancake 15y agoSo this doesn't exist beyond a landing page? That's a bit misleading if I'm honest. Anyway... yes this would be a useful tool. See: http://www.perfectomobile.com http://www.perfectomobile.com
- zackattack 15y agoCan you explain the technology behind the potential implementation?
- asmithmd1 15y agothis company has been providing a similar service for 8 years: http://www.deviceanywhere.com/ http://www.deviceanywhere.com/ You can remotely use a real phone to test your app. They actually take apart the phone and connect switches to all the buttons while capturing the screen output.
- leftnode 15y agoYeah what would this have over Device Anywhere, which also supports BlackBerry and Symbian plus additional carriers?
- barrydahlberg 15y agoThe idea is wonderful. I you haven't built anything yet I feel a little deceived because the wording on the landing and invite page strongly suggests it's already there. I also don't like the fake quote at the bottom, take the quote marks off it if it's not real.
- yarone 15y agoSorry about that. I wanted to test the concept as if the service exists right now.
- nicpottier 15y agoWhat? Not worthy of a ShowHN, a landing page isn't enough. Would down vote if I could.