by Regina | Jul 3, 2019 | Software bugs & malfunctions, Usability & UX, Mobile Phone, Usability, Device Cloud
We need to talk about mobile commerce usability and cross-device testing! Yes, it’s no news, that mobile commerce is on the advance and buzzwords like mobile first, responsive design and seamless shopping are long since replaced by others like machine learning and... by Simone Gross | May 28, 2019 | How To, Usability, Device Cloud
Today, we want to talk about manual testing, because it has a lot of advantages and use cases in which test automation simply can’t compete. Everybody’s talking about test automation (including us in this recent blog post)– after all, it’s fast, reduces long-term... by Regina | May 21, 2019 | Webinars, Testing Reality, Usability & UX, Usability
These days at Testbirds, we’re talking a lot about chatbots, machine learning, and conversational agents. While these topics have always interested us, a lot of the excitement is due to the fact that a few weeks ago, we announced a new partnership with Cognigy, the... by Simone Gross | Apr 18, 2019 | Crowdtesting, Events, Usability & UX, Usability
On April 10th, 2019 we invited testers and companies to a lively evening full of fun to help us get better products out there in the market through the Usability Testessen in our Munich office. It was an evening that brought together testers and companies in a... by Tobias Brunner | Apr 3, 2019 | News & Infos, Trends in Software Testing, Usability
Going Deep with a Robot Siri, Alexa, Cortana; voice-controlled assistants are everywhere and the conversations we can have with robots nowadays are getting more and more human-like, since our virtual interlocutors are able to learn, memorize, and continuously develop... by Judith Michel | Mar 27, 2019 | News & Infos, Crowdtesting, Events, Usability
We proudly announce that Testbirds will be hosting the next “Usability Testessen” on April 10th in our Munich office. When we first heard about the idea of bringing testers and companies together, accompanied by some pizza, beer, and soft drinks, it was quite clear... 
