MOSCOW, March 22 Specialists from the St. Petersburg laboratory for device research has completed testing a new Russian tablet for compliance with communication standards and correct operation in all modern networks; The device successfully passed six stages of testing and two verification sessions, Megafon's press service reports.
The tablet, developed by the Russian company Yadro, was tested using an extensive program consisting of 250 test cases. These include calls, data transfer, sending SMS, switching between 2G/3G/4G networks. During the tests, the process of information exchange between the device and the network was tested, various user scenarios were tested, the correct calibration of the chipset-antenna combination was checked, data transfer speed tests were performed, and equipment display settings were configured, the report says.
The device runs its own mobile operating system (OS), compatible with a wide range of programs and devices. OS operating algorithms allow you to interact with all modern communication networks.
The laboratory examines the operation of subscriber equipment — smartphones, smart watches, laptops, tablets, modems, routers in a test mobile network and Wi-Fi.