Testing and verification services follow a testing process from an initial application idea to a verified application with end-to-end capabilities.

Code Testing
When you have an idea, an application that is just coming to life, and you want to see if your code works. In the first stage of the testing process you can use the emulator tools in the software development kits (SDKs) to try out your code. In this early phase you can use your own computer and test and retest different versions of your code to work out potential bugs.

Ericsson SDKs

Online Remote Testing
In the next step you will need a real service enabler, and not just an emulator tool, to test your applications towards a particular service enabler. You can access several live Ericsson service enablers remotely over the internet. This will give you the chance to test and verify whether your application interacts correctly with a service enabler or network from anywhere in the world. This service is available through different Ericsson Expert Centers.
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The Virtual Lab on-line service from Sony Ericsson gives you early access to pre-commercial, Sony Ericsson 2008 phones for real-time testing of, for example, Java ME applications. You will have to register to become a member of the Sony Ericsson Developer World community, which is free and takes about 5 minutes.

Read more about Sony Ericsson Virtual Lab