Review on InstallAware by Robert Rick
Free and easy way to test apps without publishing them
I like the fact that it can be used to install applications without having to go through the store. It allows me to set up my own rules for what will get installed. There doesn't seem to be any way to change the size of the virtual machine (at least not in the free version). The free version limits you to 16GB of RAM so if you have more than this, you're limited to using the cloud service. If you are looking for an alternative to the traditional method of installing applications through the store, then InstallAware might be for you. We were able to use it to do some testing before deploying our application to production. This allowed us to test the application on a few different versions of Android and iOS devices without having to deploy to each one individually.
- When setting things up we could run scripts which made setup quicker once all was done because there wasn’t much work required after installation other than making sure users had access rights when they log into their device with Microsoft Intune or ADM policies as well ensuring app updates from Google Play Store occur regularly via OTA update management feature
- For those who don´t know how Windows 10 works ,it's kind hard sometimes but overall everything is very good
