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I’m working on a web project where it has become clear that having some Selenium-type automated acceptance tests would be very helpful. But the project is a web site for mobile/handheld devices, not desktop browsers like what Selenium supports.
Googling around a little uncovered Frank for iOS and Robotium for Android. Are these the two tools to use? Or is there something as good or better that might also allow me to use one tool for both Android and iOS?
Looks like the answer is: Yep, those are the two standard tools right now (as of October 2011, when this answer was originally written).
There are services that may allow automated tests on both real (not emulators or simulators) iOS and Android devices including MonkeyTalk and experitest (as of this revision to the answer in April 2013).