Mobile operating systems are multiplying rapidly those days. But only a few are able to capture people's hearts and pockets, while others sink in oblivion despite the fact that behind them are mighty companies. Like true Apple fans and contributors to the Apple ecosystem, we were quite eager to see if UI for iOS will run on tvOS. Despite some small gaps (like TKCalendar depending on EventKit, which is not part of tvOS) it proved to be easy to run our controls on tvOS. Read on to learn how you can create your first "hello world" app for tvOS with Telerik UI for iOS.

At Telerik we know how important is for our customers to have stable and reliable product. That is why we take testing seriously. We know that automated tests allow us to verify that the whole product is functioning correctly. Until now, we used UIAutomation for unit tests to ensure that our API is functioning properly. Regarding UI tests, we tried different tools and products. However, no one was able to handle our requirements. Therefore, based on our own experience and our customers' experience, we built our own tool - Telerik Test Studio - which already implements and is going to implement a bunch of the features we were not able to find anywhere else. More information about it you can find at the bottom of the article and soon we will make a deep dive into how to test UI for iOS with Telerik Test Studio. The main topic of the blog today, however, is the UI testing tool included in Xcode 7 which came as a nice surprise and complements Telerik Test Studio nicely. Read on to learn more about these two tools.

Another year has flown by, and we have yet another major iOS update to contend with! On Wednesday, September 16, Apple is expected to release iOS 9, the next iteration of its immensely popular mobile OS. What does this mean for hybrid and native mobile developers using Telerik Platform? Read on to find out.