status bar/progress bar visible to the user reporting on the background progress of an application when it installs on a device from the GF UI.

Having a timeout for Device Bridge so that users don't stay connected indefinitely.

My use case here, is that I gather usage metrics and users have been leaving their device bridge running which keeps a device connected for hours and in some cases days. When gathering usage metrics, this really throws off how much time users have actually been using the solution.

Is there a way to have the timeout, for release the phone? I'm manually releasing it as an admin but any restart of the MAC will re-initialize device bridge and they connect to instantaneously.

Any network calls we are posting to the mobileLabs cart server can be tracked using logs.

We would like to have support for the Android file type .aab to be added.

We would want to capture the Wifi traffic of a given mobile device to troubleshoot if there are any issues with the downstream system and also to inspect the http request and response.
Is there any plans of building a feature to inspect and intercept wifi traffic like in fiddler's capability?

Customer wants the universal default rendering for devices to start at 100% instead of 50%. They do not want to have to do it manually. They would like this to be something they can make configurable, where it may be set to 50% by default but you can alter it to be 100% and it will affect all devices and not just the one.

Able to import and synchronize all the user details from one server to another server. Current situation is that if the user is already existing, this feature will skip and not import the user details. If the current user is already existing in the current server, it should have a checkbox to selectively overwrite the existing user details. It should also display the difference between the existing user details and the details that is being imported

I really like the history page for devices. It's been really helpful when debugging automated tests. However, if there is a failure, I can't link out the failure or copy the text because the error only shows when you hover over the "i". It'd be great to be able to copy the error or see more information.

The concept of application control lists would provide the ability to ensure that individual applications could only be used by or in a designated subset of GigaFox. This feature would include (but not necessarily limited to) the following:

• which devices an app can be installed to


• which roles or users can even see an app in the first place


• whether prior versions of an application are visible


• (...other use cases which may arise)

Create a license that is based on the number of in use devices rather than the number of available devices. This allows the users to choose any device in the pool rather than what is active without having to disable another device.

As an Admin of deviceConnect, the customer wants the ability to reserver multiple devices at once with one reservation. Reservations are one to one with devices now.

Please provide a password reset feature for registered users.

At the moment 3D touch testing is not supported by deviceConnect. It would be nice to have this feature added for manual and automated testing.

Request to Display Android App Activity
on Application Details Page.

Request to programmatically query the device hardware model number (located the back of an iOS device).

The option to emulate a 'Shake' gesture with the mobile devices would be nice. This would be useful to test an app that uses this feature.

Would be nice to Send an image to the Camera. This would allow testing of the camera function within an app, without the need to actually take a new picture.

CLI -applist function does not return different builds of an app. This may be an issue if the only unique aspect of an app is the build number.

It would be great to have an Eclipse Plug-in for the built-in Appium server in deviceConnect. This way we don't have to manage windows and it can also help interact with code and inspect objects.

Record the sounds coming from the app so QA can verify the Accessibility options are correct and working for the app