Device Anywhere - What is it ?

DeviceAnywhere is a Keynote developed testing service application through which developers can plan, test and monitor various websites and mobile apps for their usability, functionality, availability and performance. Thanks to its design, DeviceAnywhere or Keynote Mobile Testing as it is called now is capable of ensuring quality of mobile websites and mobile apps on various carrier networks and real devices. In other words, DeviceAnywhere is a handy testing application using which you can streamline the testing processes on mobile devices and help deliver one-of-a-kind experience to the end user.

One of the most useful features of DeviceAnywhere is its ability to export videos and frames of different testing sessions in which it is used. Thanks to this, it is possible for developers to get visual information while using bug tracking software. Even marketing resources are able to derive benefits from these videos and frames from a marketing point of view.

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