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Has anyone tried remote access to real Android phones instead of emulators?
Apparently, there are services designed to offer remote access to real Android phones rather than just relying on emulators. One example I came across while researching is the real device cloud, which provides an android device cloud with real imei and genuine hardware accessible through the internet. This differs from virtual devices by using actual phones, which may improve accuracy in testing and real-world applications like account registration and eSIM activation. Has anyone explored using a real device cloud versus typical emulators for their tasks?
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Looking at the topic from a technical perspective, remote access to physical Android handsets hosted in the cloud can provide a middle ground between full hardware ownership and purely virtual testing. This method offers the realism of real devices while maintaining remote management. It would be interesting to consider how this setup handles concurrency, latency, and availability for multiple users compared to conventional emulator cloud services.