The table is shown when developers create a new project in Android Studio and determine which API version to target. The October 2018 report provides a good analog to compare adoption rates for a ...

At the start of this month, Google updated the Android distribution numbers to reveal that Android 12 is running on 13.3% of devices. Before the August 4 update, Google last refreshed the Android ...

Android is infamous for its fragmented ecosystem, swathes of active phones run outdated operating systems and are missing crucial security patches. Android OS distribution numbers have been ...

Android 13 can now be found on 15% of GMS-enabled Android devices worldwide. However, the most popular version of Android remains Android 11, present on 23.1% of Android devices worldwide. Even the ...

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 ...

Google has for several years released the Android distribution chart which shows the percentage of Android devices running each version of Android right from the oldest to the latest. Google released ...

It is also noticeable in the published figures that while Android 15 is currently the most widespread Android version with 19.3 percent, this value is lower compared to the previous measurement in ...

It has been a while since Google provided us with an update on the distribution of Android versions, but we finally have new data to analyze. The last time we got a glimpse of how Android versions ...

Zohaib is a freelance writer here at AP, and while you can catch him covering all sorts of things, his forte is actually software — system and app updates, bugs and issues, you name it. A Computer ...

The Android developer website hosts a distribution dashboard that details the adoption of Google's mobile operating system versions. With over 2 billion active Android devices out there, this is ...

*The data above is from Google. It was collected during a seven-day period ending on May 7, 2019. Any versions with less than 0.1% distribution are not shown. So why does Google struggle to update ...