testing by allowing you to upload builds of your app and share them with co-workers or beta testers. Then you can see who on your testing team has installed the app, what build they are on, what devices they have and if they’ve emailed any feedback.
sure if they guarantee satisfaction for non-traditional uses...$7 USB Extension, $27 @ Best Buy Also handy, a good lens cloth to remove smudges before recording. $4 (Thinkgeek)
this together your in person testing will look something like this. Clip rig to phone, open photobooth and wait for your face to come up, plug USB extension, should bring up webcam feed
from Built-in iSight and make sure your audio capture is correct. Otherwise there won’t be any audio. You won’t see a preview here but Screenflow will be capturing the testers face and audio.
Method I send these pictures as an explanation, and then I have the *tester* start a video call on Skype. (If I start the call the video feeds get jammed and no audio records.) Record sessions with Silverback.
for the iPhone4S and the iPad 2 and 3. So if your Mobile Device and laptop are on the same wifi network, you can just beam the screen to your laptop. This works for in person and remote testing, so it’s way more natural than clipping a rig to your device. People can walk around with it, sit on the couch with it, however they use the device when at home or in the office. PC usually gets screwed on cool tools, but not here.
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