Earlier this year, Google “killed” their long-running web page for Android’s distribution numbers, instead tucking the data away into Android Studio. Today, we’re unveiling a new home for ...

The chart’s distribution numbers also were never quite where Google wanted them to be. Newer Android versions like Marshmallow still make up more than 15% of the market share.

This morning, Google released the latest Android system version share statistics for the month of April. The results show that Android Nougat is the most utilized Android system with 30.8% ...

Android 5.0 Lollipop adoption rate is so low it didn't appear on Google's distribution chart Android 5.0 is a big step for Android, but the rollout seems to be lagging behind last year.

The chart shows that Android 10 has just 8.2% share of the market. On the other hand, last year’s Android Pie reached 31.3% which is the largest share which Android 8.0 Oreo comes in second with ...

Almost two months after Google announced that Android P stood for Android Pie, we have yet to see the latest version of Android make an appearance in the. News. Manufacturer News; ...

Google has released Android distribution numbers for the month of April. The chart shows Oreo's market share now stands at 4.6%, while that for Nougat is 30.8%. Marshmallow, on the other hand ...

Google updated their Android Distribution Data for the month of March. The latest Android v6.0(Marshmallow) has some how managed to crawl past 2%, although it is growing, but not as expected ...

Google announces Android distribution chart for its devices. Android version 6.0 Marshmallow is still a hit and is being used in most of the devices.

According to the new distribution data for 2022 (which we’ve conveniently arranged into a pie chart, below), devices on Android 11 and newer now make up the biggest single slice of the pie at 28 ...

Intriguingly, however, Android 5.0 Lollipop is still nowhere to be seen in Google's platform data. ... Google notes that versions with less than 0.1% distribution don't make it to its chart, ...

Android 5.0 Lollipop adoption rate is so low it didn't appear on Google's distribution chart Android 5.0 is a big step for Android, but the rollout seems to be lagging behind last year.