1.Poor Network Quality, High Latency
Mobile networks perform badly compared to regular desktop access. The
bandwidth is usually lower, the latency is always significantly higher
and there's more packet loss. These network characteristics
have a significant impact on the response times for the client and on
server capacity.
2. Lots of Devices
There are an increasing number of differing devices, each employing
one of many operating systems and various screen sizes. Many websites
adapt the content to the connected device, and since devices
each connect differently to the server they must, therefore, be
accounted for during testing if you want realistic results. This
challenge only becomes more complex as mobile device use cases
proliferate.
3. Lots of Users
Over 100 million smart phone users will belong to the "gigabyte club"
(over 1 GB per month) by 2012. A mention in a blog or buzz on a social
media site can bring a huge amount of visitors to your site
or your app. Is your infrastructure ready for such a load?
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