Tools like Appium, Espresso e Firebase Test Lab ajudam a automatizar testes em diferentes dispositivos e sistemas, garantindo cobertura e qualidade sem perder agilidade.

We can use a combination of automation, cloud-based, and performance testing tools: 1. Appium Open-source automation for Android & iOS, supporting multiple programming languages. 2. Selenium (with Appium or Selendroid) Ideal for web-based mobile applications. 3. TestComplete GUI test automation for mobile apps with script and scriptless options. 4. Firebase Test Lab Cloud-based testing on real devices, providing crash reports and logs. 5. Sauce Labs / BrowserStack Cloud platforms for cross-device and cross-browser testing. 6. JMeter Performance and load testing to ensure app stability under stress. 7. Xcode Instruments & Android Profiler – Native tools for debugging and performance monitoring.

Well, from my experience to optimize mobile testing, tools like QTest, LoadRunner, and Appium are essential for automating tests across different network conditions. Additionally, tools like TEMS and Rohde & Schwarz software can provide deep insights into real-time network performance if there is a case so. Depends on the final aims

In addition to these tools, real-time performance testing platforms like Firebase Test Lab can help you simulate how apps behave under real-world conditions. It’s crucial to test apps on various network types, battery levels, and conditions to ensure they function optimally across diverse environments. Also, crowdsourced testing platforms such as uTest can provide valuable feedback from actual users, allowing you to catch usability issues that automated tests may miss. Combining automated tools with user-driven insights ensures a well-rounded approach to mobile testing.