AQAA Vendor Fair pics

Our booth at the AQAA (Atlanta Quality Assurance Association) booth was quite a success... Running demo of RealMobile^TM on QuickTest Professional was hot. Some pics:

And here is a close-up of the demo testing automatically iPhone and Android at the same time:

Meet us at AQAA Vendro Fair!

Meet us at AQAA Vendor Fair: October 11, 2011, Atlanta, GA, USA. We will be demonstrating our unique method for automating tests fro mobile devices, RealMobileTM. Go to http://www.aqaa.org/ for directions.

New YouTube video: Test Automation for Barcode Scanning

There is a common myth that the tests for printing, barcode scanning, and other operations involving hardware cannot be automated. Wrong! Our method for automating tests for mobile devices, RealMobile^TM, allows for automating a variety of functionalities of mobile device apps, including printing and scanning.

Watch how we can do it at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwRB_WbE5x4:

Test Automation for Mobile Devices - new video posted on YouTube

We have a new YouTube video about our mobile test automation method:

Test Automation for Mobile Devices

We've developed a unique method for automating tests for mobile devices: iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, Windows Mobile, etc. The uniqueness of the method lies in the combination of using common test automation tools, e.g., QuickTest Pro by HP/Mercury, yet running the test on the device itself.

Take a look at out YouTube video that demonstrates it:

Support the people of Iran!

For a few days I've been watching with amazement and admiration the people of Iran, who decided to risk their lives rather than be cheated again. It's always a great spectacle to watch Human Beings raising to the challenge of defending their freedom and dignity. In this case, though, an aura of heroism and self-sacrifice is seen as clearly as their green bands - the new color of democracy.

Whether Mosavi is good or bad is secondary. What's the most important is the will of Iranian individuals, millions of them, to stand up to the challenge and assert their rights for Freedom and Democracy. That's what really counts.

Few related links:

http://www.whereismyvote.org/

http://tehranlive.org/2009/06/14/iranian-protest-election-results-2/

http://globalvoicesonline.org/2009/06/13/iran-storm-of-protest-after-election/

See also:

Any ideas how we can help them?

Gmail Spam Mis-Filtering

Google continues to supply me with cute little bugs, but this time I have a really serious one for you. In fact, this one has been driving me crazy for the last year.

Gmail has a spam filtering system that works according to some secret, as usual, logic. Yet this logic is faulty: it defines as spam e-mail coming from respectful domains. Recent victims: International Institute of Software Testing and the University of Illinois. Both do not spam. One wonders how stupid a spam filtering mechanism should be to classify uis.edu as a spamming domain...

But all that’s only the first half of the problem. After an angry correspondent calls you to demand an answer for an e-mail you've never seen, and you wish to tell Gmail that xxx.com is a trusted domain - bang! You cannot. You can only categorize a specific e-mail address as safe. Tomorrow somebody else from the same organization mails you - you guessed correctly, it will go to spam. Contacting Gmail support? Try it, and you will see it's as real as Atlantis.