Google at least put up a notice in the distribution chart’s usual location telling us to find platform version information in Android Studio. We don’t officially know why Google has taken this route, ...

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After more than six months of no updates, Google has finally updated its Android distribution data. Android Pie, the latest version of Google's mobile operating system, has passed the 10% adoption ...

For years, Google published monthly data on Android’s version distribution. How many Android phones in the world were running an Android version that was released many, many years ago? The answer was ...

For years, Google publicly displayed the percentage of Android devices running each historic version of Android in what is known as the Android distribution chart. After not updating it in nearly a ...

The latest Android Distribution numbers are now in and the big takeaway for August is that Android Nougat has increased once again, and now resides at a 13.5-percent distribution level. This can be ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. It was late-October the last time Google updated its Android Distribution numbers. At that time, we were still ...

The newest Android distribution numbers show an increase in devices with Android 11 or newer installed. Newer versions of the operating system have declined. However, Google’s way of showing the ...

Gingerbread is almost dead according to the newest monthly Android distribution numbers handed out by Google, and a number of us couldn’t be happier. Over the years Android 2.3 Gingerbread has held ...

It's not surprising that only .4 percent of Android devices are running Google's latest operating system, Android 7.0 Nougat, while the previous iteration, Android 6.0 Marshmallow, enjoys 26.3 percent ...

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