Top 5 Mobile Automation Testing Tools

Normally open source mobile automation tools attract the larger proportion of the testers due to their being free and readily available in the market. However, commercial automation tools, despite hav...

“Bash bug” or “shell lock” a 22 years old bug recently revealed itself and hit the cyber world with flash. “Bash Bug” vulnerability is considered as more severe than “Heart Bleed (Discov...

According to a Gartner report, the global Mobile Ad Market is set to generate $18 billion in 2014, a 27% surge over the $13.1 billion in revenues made in 2013. As smartphone proliferation continues to...

Recently we got the chance to test a webcam based application, which was a very interesting experience. It was designed to facilitate the Fitness trainers and trainees across the world to interact wit...

What is Cloud Environment Testing? Cloud computing offers a web based mobile environment on real devices, where testers can deploy, automate and test the mobile application. This approach helps reduce...

Time to rethink security! So, its Google this time. A database of almost 5 million Google accounts have been leaked on Russian cyber security site “Forum.btcsec.com“. The username and password lis...

Interactive Video is a technique which is used for blending interaction and linear film or video. A number of interactive video technologies have been developed in last few years that utilize new ways...

Modern web browsers such as Google Chrome have made a tester’s life very easy. There are so many extensions and built-in tools available that one can easily identify a lot of bugs & issues witho...

We wrote an article sometimes back coining the term “Data on Ransom” where critical information about Domino’s Pizza was hacked and put on sale. The trend is rapidly picking up and recently endo...

Understanding the effective cost of software bugs is essential for any software development vendor or customer. Without getting too technical with numbers, there are basic facts that everyone should ...

There’s a question I’ve been mulling over for a while now: “Is LoadRunner able to give you the actual picture on its own?” After a lot of research, I’ve come up with an answer: “Sure, If ...

It’s the Smartphone age and mobility is a growing phenomenon of this decade. Generation Y and Z, often dubbed as Digital Natives, find great comfort in setting up their smartphones to facilitate eve...

A new form of ransom is emerging in the tech world i.e. “DATA  RANSOM”. Data is a critical and costly Internet property that a hacker group with name of Rex Mundi (is Latin for King of the Wo...

Software development is a bit of a thorny process. It involves the role of different individuals and not only fosters collective learning, but also helps in polishing the technical skills of everyone ...

Answer to a commonly asked question, “Are Desktop Applications Still Developed ?” is an absolute YES.  Despite the influx of web and mobile apps, Desktop software will stay in fashion. Most of th...

The year 2014  started with series of attacks including AOL (Email scam), University of Virginia (1 Million files leak), Twitter (Hit by series of avalanche attacks), Theft of 18 million accounts and...

The process of the software development is a complex and complicated process and involves the interaction and collaboration of number of individuals. The most notable individuals involved in the devel...

Responsive web design is the approach which suggests that the design and development should respond to the users’ behavior and environment based on the screen size, platform and orientation etc. Now...

TEAM’ is a word that always gives me strength. It gives me courage to try out new and challenging projects and to indulge in the riskiest of testing types. Yes, my team is my strength; a league of t...

In this latest entry of DQM blog series, I will share a comparison of various open-source and commercial DQM Tools, based on my research and experiences with them. As discussed in previous blogs, DQM ...