Posts Tagged ‘BlackBerry’

Mobile Application Testing – 01 Synergy

April 4th, 2012

01 Synergy offers a complete and comprehensive range of Mobile Application testing servicesfrom Unit Testing to User Acceptance Testing. Complexities across handset makers, carriers, locations and operating systems has made building bug-free mobile apps really difficult.

Our areas of expertise include:

  • Requirements Capture and Analysis
  • Test Planning
  • Test case Design
  • Test Execution
  • Defect Tracking & Management
  • Reporting
  • Test Metrics

01 Synergy offers a wide range of Mobile Application testing services, including:

  • Functional Testing
  • Security Testing
  • Load & Performance Testing
  • Localization Testing
  • Usability Testing

Our QA professionals can help you with all your Mobile App testing projects,  including:

  • iOS Application Testing (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch)
  • Android Application Testing
  • BlackBerry Application Testing
  • Windows Phone 7 Application Testing

01 Synergy is here to help, if you have a need to discuss Mobile application testing, agile testing, do count on us to help. Visit us online at www.01sqa.com or send us a mail here: mobile.testing@01synergy.com

BlackBerry to develop software in Egypt

April 2nd, 2012

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) will open its first Africa-based development centre in Cairo, the Canadian firm announced on Sunday.

The centre, due to hire Egyptian software engineers, will be established at Smart Village, the high-tech industrial park located alongside the Cairo-Alexandria road on the western edge of the capital.

RIM’s regional manager for North Africa, Ben Quirin, said the company had taken greater interest in Egypt in the wake of the 2011 uprising, noting the central role played by information technology in organising protests and spreading news.

Quirin said that the plans were going ahead despite Egypt’s political uncertainty. He did not, however, give any indication of the size of investment RIM is planning.

One application currently under development will provide BlackBerry users with information about Egypt’s coming presidential elections.

Source:http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/3/12/38229/Business/Economy/BlackBerry-to-develop-software-in-Egypt.aspx

BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0 Software Update Landing February 21st

February 20th, 2012

BlackBerry PlayBook Tablets will be getting the long-awaited major software update to version 2.0 starting February 21st, a leaked document has revealed.

An Engadget tipster sent in a snapshot of an internal document, which reveals the February 21st release date. This new information rings true with BlackBerry news site N4BB’s recent post, which also confirms the February 21st as the marker for the software rollout.

The document shows that the software will start becoming available to PlayBook users this Tuesday, though it doesn’t confirm which countries or regions would be privy to the update first. If you’re keen to get a taste of version 2.0 for the PlayBook, you’ll need to be checking on your device itself, or with BlackBerry Desktop Manager on your PC for the update notification.

Version 2.0 will bring in a bevy of new features and software, including native applications for Email, Contacts and Calendar – key applications that have been missing in the initial software version. Those who use a BlackBerry smartphone will also be able to control their PlayBook wirelessly using the phone’s touchscreen, a feature that sounds very interesting.

The same Engadget tipster sent in snaps of another document, which shows that Research in Motion will be launching a new service called BlackBerry Mobile Fusion on the same day as PlayBook 2.0. You may not have heard a great deal about BlackBerry Mobile Fusion, and that’s probably because it’s a business tool. When released on Tuesday, Mobile Fusion will provide businesses with a single interface with which they can monitor and control multiple BlackBerry Smartphones, PlayBook tablets as well as iOS and Android phones and tablets, all from one place.

One thing that will be missing from the PlayBook’s first major software update is BlackBerry Messenger, or BBM. This will still be available through BlackBerry Bridge, which works by wirelessly linking a BlackBerry Smartphone to the tablet. Hopefully we’ll see a dedicated BBM app for the PlayBook in the very near future.

Source:http://blog.gadgethelpline.com/blackberry-playbook-20-software-update-landing-february-21st/

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