Great question and very good points. First, per your question about what integration test frameworks are widely used, we've compiled a list here: http://blog.c

Great question and very good points. First, per your question about what integration test frameworks are widely used, we've compiled a list here: http://blog.cisimple.com/2012/11/12/a-taxonomy-of-native-mobile-testing-frameworks/ http://blog.cisimple.com/2012/11/12/a-taxonomy-of-native-mob... It's not comprehensive but should give you a good start. The ones that we've found to be in highest demand are UIAutomation, OCUnit, KIF and Calabash. Also, Appium is getting a nice uptick. You can find a list of frameworks supported by Appurify here: http://appurify.com/faq/ http://appurify.com/faq/ Per your point about developers not writing tests Appurify actually has a tool called Robot that intelligently crawls you app while performing crash and performance analysis. Also, using the Appurify SDK you can easily create your own automation scripts which can then be run on Appurify's device farm.