Hey folks 👋 

LambdaTest's Real Device App Testing now supports UI Inspector for inspecting app elements on Android and iOS devices. 🔧 

Try it today for a hassle-free debugging experience 📲 

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Hey People 😀 

Here are some new features added to LambdaTest's App Automation 👇 

• Now upload an app via cURL with sizes up to 1 GB. 
• Support for lambdaMaskCommands to prevent sensitive data from appearing on the device. For more details, visit our guide on desired capabilities In Appium
• Access crash logs for your test executions and quickly identify and debug errors for failed steps.

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Are your mobile apps ready for the latest Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4? 

Test them now on LambdaTest's real device cloud running real Galaxy Z Fold4 and ensure your app work seamlessly on foldable devices. 📱 ☁ 

Check how your app functions for the features like app continuity to prevent data losses while folding and unfolding the device, the app adaptability to Galaxy flex mode, and more.

Read our product announcement on Galaxy Z Fold4 for more details. 📄 

 👉 Start testing on Galaxy Z Fold4 

Hi there! 👋 

Here is a quick rundown of the latest additions to the manual and automated app testing for real devices 

Camera Image Injection 📷 

The Camera Injection feature for Android is now live in LambdaTest's App Testing.

Support for Idle Timeout 🕑 

Added support for Idle Timeout on Android and iOS devices.

New Parameters for Uploading App via App URL ⬆ 

1. custom_id: This parameter lets you change the way the LambdaTest cloud servers store the link while uploading an app using App URL.
2. visibility:  Using this parameter, you can change the visibility of the application being uploaded. Once the app is uploaded using the team value, everyone in the organization can access the same App URL to run the tests.

Apply Visual and Exception filters at once  ⌛ 

In App Automation, now you can apply Visual and Exception filters simultaneously.

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Hey folks 😀 

We've got some great features for you this week. Check it out 👇

• LambdaTest's virtual testing platform now supports real-time mobile web and native app testing on the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4.
• The newest integration with DevRev enables you to log bugs directly from the LambdaTest platform to your DevRev instance. Please refer to our guide DevRev integration. 
• Now easily switch between Safari Web Inspector and Chrome DevTools while testing iOS applications. 

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Hello, folks 😀 

LambdaTest and Katalon have teamed up to create a seamless testing experience for Enterprises 🤝 

You can now write test scripts in Katalon Studio and run them on LambdaTest’s HyperExecute Selenium Grid, directly from within the Katalon Studio instance. 

With this integration, developers and testers can save valuable time in shifting between platforms and collating relevant data.

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Hey folks 👋 

We're excited to announce our partnership with Datadog to streamline and secure data integration with OAuth. 🔐 

Using OAuth, LambdaTest now simplifies the process so that users can view their LambdaTest data in Datadog without switching between applications or entering sensitive data.

Learn more

Hey People 👋 

You can now perform manual and automated app testing of your iOS apps from different time zones. 

Test how your app behaves in different time zones on real iOS devices. 🕜 

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Hey LambdaTesters 😀 

We've got some great news!

The LambdaTest's Real device cloud now supports manual and automated app testing of mobile web and native apps on the latest Google Pixel 7 Series 📱 

Make your mobile application testing even more diverse by testing on the real Google Pixel 7 series.

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Hey Folks 😀 

Join us on October 26th, 2022 for the next episode of Voices of Community on Building Selenium 📺 

🕛  02:00-03:00 PM BST | 6:30-7:30 PM IST 

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Speakers 🎤 

• 👤 Simon Stewart - Creator, Selenium WebDriver
• 👤 Manoj Kumar - VP Developer Relations, LambdaTest

In this talk, we’ll reflect on the history of the Selenium project, pulling out those sharable lessons, and then we’ll look to the future, and try and figure out what we’re going to learn next.