Micro Focus unveiled Mobile Testing Solution

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Micro Focus unveiled Mobile Testing Solution 
Micro Focus has launched Silk Mobile - a mobile application testing solution designed to provide a comprehensive approach to the functional testing of applications on mobile devices across multiple OS platforms, including Android, iOS, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Symbian, and HTML5. Moreover, Silk Mobile test scripts can be exported to a number of scripting languages such as Java, C#, Python or Perl.
David Taylor, President, Micro Focus, Asia-Pacific and Japan, said. "The demand for smartphones is voracious. This trend is powering the demand for innovative applications with much higher degrees of sophistication. There is an ever-increasing pressure on the testers to keep pace with the explosive growth of mobile apps. With most of these applications being used for commercial purposes, businesses are striving to deliver a smooth and flawless customer experience on the mobile devices."
"The extent to which Smartphone usage is gaining traction in India is tremendous. Due to this growing number of mobile devices and newer device adoption, mobile applications are rapidly gaining popularity. Projections suggest that the India-specific mobile application market could be worth close-to $4 billion in the next few years. In this scenario, it is crucial that the mobile applications should be tested rigorously to ensure a smooth experience for the customers. Silk Mobile is a transformational tool that makes cross platform testing a cakewalk. It helps them deliver their customers, mobile applications which are faster and of high quality," said Nitin Dang, Country General Manager, Micro Focus, India and SAARC.

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