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Apple updates TestFlight app with support for iOS 9.3 and watchOS 2.2
Apple has just issued an update to the official iOS app of TestFlight with support for the latest versions of its mobile operating systems.
Apple has just issued an update to the official iOS app of TestFlight with support for the latest versions of its mobile operating systems.
Developers can now test out App Thinning and native Apple Watch apps.
Developers can invite up to 1,000 users to test out and give feedback on an app before it officially hits the App Store.
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Developers can send beta test invitations for up to 1,000 users.
The new Apple app is showing up on the App Store.
Apple has just updated its App Store review guidelines to add new sections for new features that are set to make their debut on iOS 8.
Apple wants to make sure no one else uses the "TestFlight" name.
TestFlight has been integrated right into the App Store in iOS 8.
The app testing platform allows developers to beta test and iron out any bugs before officially releasing their titles.
Developers should take a look at FlightPath, a new tool from the folks behind TestFlight.
TestFlight, an app beta testing service, has just announced a desktop app with a set of four major features.
Anyone testing a new app before it goes live has probably used TestFlight to get the job done. Now comes word the company behind the product has recently been acquired by Burstly, a company that specializes in app monetization. And with it, a new service for developers has been born, according to MG Siegler, writing for PandoDaily.