Interview Question for mobile testing -Part 2

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Q#11) What is the extension of iOS files?
Ans. .ipa
Q #12) What is the full form of MMS?
Ans. Multimedia Messaging Services
Q #13) What are MT and MO in SMS?
Ans. Sending message is known as MO (Message originate) and receiving the message is known as MT(Message Terminate)
Q #14) What is1 WAP?
Ans. WAP is Wireless Application Protocol used in network apps.
Q #15) What is GPRS and how it works?
Ans. GPRS is General Packet Radio Service which works on mobile network with the help of IP transmissions. GPRS provides the transmission of IP packets over existing cellular networks. It provides you internet services on mobile.
Q #16) What is the latest version of Windows?
Ans. Windows 10
Q #17) What do you mean by Streaming media?
Ans. Streaming is a process of downloading the data from the server. Streaming media is the multimedia that is transferred from server or provider to the receiver.
Q #18) What are the automation tools available for mobile application testing?
Ans. There are many automation tools available in the market for mobile application testing but iPhone Tester is the one of the best tool to test the application on iPhones and screenfly for android devices.
Q #19) What is the best way to test different screen sizes of the devices?
Ans. Using emulator.
 Q #20) What is the basic difference between Emulator and Simulator?

Ans. Emulator is based on hardware and software wherein simulator is based on software. Simulation is system that behaves similar to something else while emulation is system that exactly behave like something else.

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