The Importance of End-To-End Testing

As we move towards the end of the year, the press will once again review the biggest IT failures of 2015. Invariably, those on the list have attempted to short cut the necessary steps of defect detection and quality assurance.

Three Regression Testing Strategies You Cannot Ignore

Regression testing is designed to test whether new builds and revisions to software packages represent progress or whether they cause features to regress to a lesser state. If revisions have caused functions to encounter errors or function less effectively, this

The language of website builds

When you are new to website design, it can feel like a challenging world to become familiar with. Whether you develop your next website in-house or with an agency, it helps to know some of the common terms used so

360 degree camera going to the ISS

A 3D camera will soon be going into space to capture images of it from a 360-degree angle. The camera itself is called overview one would not be made on the space station. This mission will cost $500,000 which shows

MIT and Samsung are the key to making more safe, durable and higher density batteries

When it leaves the issue of batteries in gadgets – no matter where they are phones, tablets or computers – first the talk is always of autonomy and how much more we would like to hang on each charge. There

This mirror follows the light coming through a window to illuminate another room

I do not think there’s anything more comforting in a home stay that natural light is present everywhere. I do not speak of that light and blind choking midsummer at midday. I speak of the rays in autumn or winter

The new Apple TV with Siri and application store points to a September launch

September usually means in the world of consumer electronics basically three things: “back to school”, new launches in Berlin within the IFA and Apple event to announce new iPhone at least. This year, according to 9to5Mac, this presentation would have