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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 ...

Google used to show distribution numbers for Android, its mobile operating system and how its various versions have been adopted by devices. The chart was updated in May last year around Google’s I/O ...

From the chart, we see that Android 10 has not yet reached 10% market share, down at 8.2%, by comparison to Android Pie having reached 10.4% by May of last year.

The Android Studio chart is now updated every six months to a year, with the most recent version released in November and a new one on May 9. In the latest update to the chart, Android 11 currently ...

The studio shows a “cumulative distribution” percentages instead of the pie chart we are used to and which is easier to understand. The chart shows there are models still running Android 4.1 ...

The Android distribution chart was created with the aim to help Android developers in understanding the “minimum” version of Android their app would stay compatible with. But this always led to one ...