Question 1

Do you test Android apps on real devices or emulators?

Accepted Answer

QA Madness tests Android applications on real physical devices backed by cloud testing platforms, not emulators alone. Real device testing captures hardware-specific behavior, actual battery consumption, touch input accuracy, and network conditions that emulators cannot replicate.

Question 2

What is the difference between manual and automated Android app testing?

Accepted Answer

Manual Android app testing involves QA engineers interacting directly with the app to evaluate usability, user experience, and complex scenarios requiring human judgment. Automated Android testing uses frameworks such as Appium and Espresso to execute repeatable test cases for regression, performance, and smoke testing.

Question 3

How do you handle Android OS fragmentation and device compatibility testing?

Accepted Answer

QA Madness addresses Android OS fragmentation by running compatibility tests across a prioritized matrix of real devices and OS versions based on the app's target audience analytics. Testing covers screen size adaptation, OS-specific API behavior, manufacturer customizations, and performance variance across low-end and high-end hardware.

Question 4

What does an Android app testing service actually include?

Accepted Answer

A professional Android app testing service covers functional testing, UI testing, performance testing, compatibility testing, security testing, and regression testing. QA Madness provides these as part of a full-cycle Android QA engagement with manual and automated coverage combined into a coordinated testing strategy.

Question 5

How do I choose the right Android app testing company?

Accepted Answer

When evaluating Android app testing companies, prioritize real device coverage, seniority of engineers, methodology transparency, and integration capability. QA Madness highlights a 4.9 G2 rating, 81% senior and middle specialist ratio, ISTQB-certified engineers, and an average client retention of 3.5 years.

Question 6

Do your Android testing services include security and penetration testing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. QA Madness Android testing services include Android app security testing, secure source code review, mobile penetration testing, and cyber risk management services. Security testing can be delivered as a standalone service or integrated into the broader Android QA engagement.

Question 7

What is a good Android app testing strategy for a product in active development?

Accepted Answer

An effective Android app testing strategy for active development follows a shift-left approach, with QA involved from planning through delivery. The strategy combines smoke testing, manual exploratory testing, automated regression suites, and performance checks aligned to the sprint cadence.

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