Mobile APP Testing - 1

1. What is mobile application? 2. Device settings 3. Mobile Testing Approach 4. Mobile Testing Flows (UX Archive) 5. Mobile Testing Flows (Tap into mobile application) 6. Mobile Testing session with Ajay 7. Issues found during learning 8. Resources

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