Cloud infrastructure provider Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced an interesting update to its Device Farm service, which allows users to test their applications on real mobile devices ...

AWS Device Farm is an automated testing service for mobile devices and covers Android and Amazon’s own operating system, FireOS.

NEWS ANALYSIS: AWS, which claims new customers are "all-in" with the cloud, used its AWS Summit to push services that will spur app development.

AWS Device Farm in short gives developers the ability to run their Android applications on a wide range of the newest devices packing the latest OS versions, without actually having any of the ...

Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) today announced AWS Device Farm, a new service that helps mobile app developers quickly and securely test their apps o ...

Using the AWS Device Farm developers can upload their apps and run tests simultaneously on all of the most commonly mobile hardware, that will be continually expanded as new devices are launched.

“AWS Device Farm gives developers a very simple and cost-effective way to test the real user experience of their apps across multiple device types at scale.

The AWS Device Farm charges a flat rate of $0.17 per device-minute of testing, and your first 250 minutes are free. Amazon doesn't bother with any tiering or "priority" plans or anything like that ...