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title: Version 1.10.0 (Aug 2026)
slug: devicepark/release-notes/version-1100-aug-2026
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createdAt: 2026-08-11T13:43:12.677Z
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**Release date: 06.08.2026**

## New Features

### Flexible Device Settings by Platform and Device

Introduced more flexible device-level settings for private devices.

Customers using the same devices across multiple platforms can now apply different configurations depending on where the device is used. For example, a device can behave differently when used in LiveTesting and Testinium.

Available settings include:

- Enabling or disabling access to the device Settings application.&#x20;
- Enabling or disabling AssistiveTouch.&#x20;
- Configuring whether applications installed during sessions are removed after the session ends.&#x20;
- Defining default applications that should remain installed while other session-installed applications are removed.&#x20;

This provides more control over device behavior without requiring manual configuration changes between different usage scenarios.

### Live Device Screen Monitoring

- Added the ability to view a device screen directly from DevicePark.
- Users can now monitor the current device screen remotely without starting a separate testing session, making device checks and operational monitoring easier.

### Remote Application Management

Added a new application management view for devices. Users can now:

- View applications currently installed on a device.&#x20;
- Review installed application information remotely.&#x20;
- Uninstall selected applications directly from DevicePark.&#x20;

This reduces the need for manual device access during application management and troubleshooting.

### DeviceWatch – Multi-Device Live Monitoring

- Introduced DeviceWatch for real-time monitoring of multiple devices within a device pool.
- Users can now view live screens of devices in the selected pool from a single screen, making it easier to monitor device availability, status, and activity across larger device environments.

### SDK for Easier DevicePark Integration

- Introduced an official SDK to simplify DevicePark integration.
- Customers can now integrate DevicePark capabilities into their existing applications without directly managing low-level API communication, authentication, session, and device allocation flows.
- The SDK provides a simpler and more standardized integration experience, reducing implementation effort and the risk of integration errors.

### Device Activity History

- Added device activity tracking to improve visibility into device lifecycle and status changes.
- Users can now review important device events and status transitions, making troubleshooting and operational monitoring easier.

### Appium 3.5 Support

- Added support for Appium 3.5 as an additional selectable version.
- The default Appium version remains 2.5.4, allowing existing test flows to continue without any configuration changes.

### Next-Generation Video Streaming Improvements

- Introduced a new video streaming architecture designed to improve screen streaming performance, reduce bandwidth usage, and provide a more scalable foundation for device streaming.
- The new infrastructure also enables more flexible handling of stream parameters such as FPS and resolution during active sessions.

### Device Storage Info

- Added device storage information to DevicePark, allowing users to view available and total storage directly from the device details screen.
- This makes it easier to identify devices with limited storage before starting application installation or testing operations.

## Improvements

### Improved Appium Session Stability on Xiaomi Devices

Improved Appium session initialization on selected Xiaomi devices by resolving installation and permission-related issues.

### Improved Device Status Ordering

Updated the Devices screen to display devices in a more consistent status-based order, prioritizing Running and Healthy devices before Offline devices.

### Improved Video Recording Reliability

- Improved the video recording infrastructure to handle unexpected interruptions more reliably.
- Recording processes are now managed more safely, with enhanced recovery and cleanup behavior to reduce incomplete recordings and unnecessary resource usage.

### Improved Streaming Performance and Bandwidth Efficiency

- Optimized device screen streaming to reduce the amount of data transferred during live sessions.
- Improved frame size and FPS handling to provide smoother streaming, lower bandwidth usage, and better performance in network-constrained environments while maintaining visual quality.

### Improved App Upload Validation

- Unsupported or invalid application packages are now rejected before processing, with validation applied consistently to both local file paths and remote URLs.
- Supported application formats include .ipa and .apk.

## Bug Fixes

### Improved Session Timeout Reliability

Improved session and allocation timeout handling to ensure long-running sessions are terminated correctly when the configured maximum duration is reached.
