Android 4.4 KitKat was and still is the most widely distributed version of Google’s mobile operating system worldwide. The gap, however, is closing as Lollipop is on the rise and that trend should remain with the introduction of Marshmallow. Unfortunately, Lollipop isn’t even in second place because three versions of Jelly Bean are standing tall. Both KitKat and Jelly Bean are very popular among low-end and mid-range devices. And somehow devices with Froyo, a version released in May 2010, are operating today.
Changes from last month:
- Froyo: 0%
- Gingerbread: -0.3%
- Ice Cream Sandwich: -0.3%
- Jelly Bean: -1.6%
- KitKat: -0.3%
- Lollipop: +2.5%
Source: Android Developers
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