I still find it difficult to believe that some Android users are still making use of Gingerbread and Ice cream sandwich Android OS when Google is already warming to introduce Android 8.0. It is true that we bid goodbye to Froyo back in January, but Gingerbread, Ice Cream Sandwich, and Jelly Bean continue strive on with unquenchable zest.
The latest report shows that Lollipop and Marshmallow continue to gain dominance, while Nougat’s distribution numbers are up to 2.8% compared to just 0.5% in January.
About 20.8% still have kitkat installed on their device, 32.1% have lollipop on their devices topping the chat, making Lollipop build the most widely used on Android devices. Second place goes to Android 6.0 Marshmallow, currently installed in 31.3% of Android devices.
It’s interesting to note that most devices that are now on Nougat runs 7.0 update and not 7.1 which remains at a paltry 0.4% of adoption. That’s only up about 0.2% since the January distribution numbers, which shows that most OEMs who are rolling out Nougat for their devices are doing so with the 7.0 release.
Those of you still on older operating system, it’s time to upgrade.
Source: Android developers
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