eInfochips unleashes AQuA TestBorg on Android Kit-Kat market

AHMEDABAD, INDIA: eInfochips has released its Automated Quality Assurance (AQuA) TestBorg. AQuA TestBorg is the industry's first software environmentfor automated testing of systems and appliances based on Android 4.4, otherwise known as Kit-Kat.

For medical, wearable, aviation, automotive, industrial and consumer device manufacturers striving to get to market fast with reliable products, the industrious TestBorg is available to replace manual testing with a rigorous and efficient test regimen. AQuATestBorg can be seen in action at eInfochips Booth #704at the Android Developers Conference November 12 to 15, 2013.

AQuA TestBorg: It never ever stops
Like the cyborg in the movie The Terminator, the AQuA TestBorg never ever stops testing. The software is designed to work around-the-clock to speed time-to-market and increase profitability by enabling 100 percent automated scriptless testing of systems based on the Android OS.

Through its unique automation technologies, AQuA provides test coverage for functional, performance, regression, stress, and sanity. AQuA can cut down the QA cycle time by almost 35 percent and debug cycles by over 40 percent.

The friendly graphical user interface of the AQuA dashboard makes it easy to launch the Compliance Test Suite (CTS)and has the unique ability to pin-point problem areas in the code-base with precision. AQuA is available as a software solution along with the professional services needed for a turn-key automated test solution.

Key attributes of AQuA Acceleration Framework are:

Execution Intelligence: Automated regression across scalable distributed test environments.

Scriptless Test Automation: Record and playback for 35 percent effort reduction.

Device Agnostic Test Automation: Record once and run across devices on varied OS versions.

Comprehensive System Validation: Pre-integrated Compliance Test Suite (CTS), performance and benchmarking test assets.

Insightful Reporting: In-built analytics to shorten debug cycle by 25 to 40 percent.

"We frequently hear the weakness in Android-based product releases is the investment in testing is too little too late," said Parag Mehta, chief marketing and Business Development officer for eInfochips. "With a turn-key AQuA test solution coupled with our globally distributed professional services, system manufacturers with platforms based on Android have an option to accelerate time-to-market with fewer resources."