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Test on Devices You Don't Have!
kevinauthor | 03 April, 2007 01:21
Remote device access is a technique that allows developers throughout a community to test their code on a shared pool of devices, even if the developer doing the testing is on a different continent than the device on which the device happens to be located.
Forum Nokia has been methodically rolling this service out to our communities, beginning with our Forum Nokia PRO developers. The testing team is now sufficiently confident in the scalability of their installation that they just opened up the service to all registered Forum Nokia members.
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Re: Test on Devices You Don't Have!
kevinauthor | 06/04/2007, 01:05
Glad you like the service. When it was first introduced to a small community, there was a small charge for using it. The service is now free. Whether or not Nokia begins charging for it again in the future I honestly don't know and wouldn't be allowed to comment anyway ;-) So enjoy!
As to connecting to the Internet, check out the DiBo thread here: http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=104882&highlight=rda#post296922
The answer seems to be connections are possible via WLAN (which is essentially free), but not via the mobile network (which could rack up a big bill in a hurry.) If somebody knows differently please post comment.
--Kevin
salam
shahrvand | 13/03/2010, 04:43
fdh
Re: Test on Devices You Don't Have!
alireza1361 | 10/07/2010, 16:18
salam kenin
Re: Test on Devices You Don't Have!
biskero | 05/04/2007, 15:44
I think is a great service. I gave it a try yesterday to test some Flash Lite 2 content on the N95.
I found one one issue that I could connect to the internet. Could not find infos on how to make it work.
Here is my test:http://www.biskero.org/?p=1320
Also there was a question regarding the service if it's free or developers will be charged at some point.
Alessandro