DUBLIN, Calif., Aug. 1, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- QASymphony (www.qasymphony.com), the developer of qTrace, an intelligent defect documentation Quality Assurance tool, today announced version 2.5 of its popular qTrace tool for testers and software developers. qTrace expedites the QA process, helping software development teams bring products to market by as much as 20% faster and reducing defect reporting time by about 70%.
qTrace 2.5 complements its existing capabilities by adding four different single screen capture modes, eliminating the need for the "PrintScreen button" and other screen capture software.
Newly released to the market in Feb of 2012, qTrace has created a new category of screen capture. qTrace not only captures images of software screens, but also the user's actions such as mouse clicks and entered text. By leveraging the screen images and generated text narration, a tester can describe and submit software defects in full detail quickly and easily.
Since its release, qTrace has been well received by the testing community and has quickly responded to feedback by adding enhancements to the tool.
"Our goal is to make qTrace the only screen capture tool needed by testers," says Vu Lam, CEO of QASymphony. "We've tackled the tough part, which is creating a tool with the intelligence to document long complex defects. But we've heard our users say that for simple cases, one screenshot is enough. We've now tuned qTrace to have robust functions in the capture of a single screenshot, so qTrace is the only tool needed to document simple and complex defects. We're also adding some other goodies that I'm sure our fans will appreciate!"
qTrace is available as a free edition or low-cost Pro edition and can be downloaded at (qasymphony.com).
To see a video of qTrace: http://youtu.be/P43ZJhSdZGI
About QASymphony
Founded in June 2011 with offices in Dublin, Calif. and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, QASymphony is a software company built to revolutionize how software is tested, adopted, and supported. We are an early stage, self-funded, software-loving team, united by a common belief that software could be better, and better tested. For more information, visit (qasymphony.com).
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