Why trust GreenbotAndroid 5.1 has joined the crowded field of version numbers in the latest Android distribution numbers report.
’s newest OS revision debuts at a modest .4 percent of all Android devices. It’s a small number, but it showed up faster than llipop (5.0), which took three months to hit the .1 percent minimum needed to make the chart.
Android Developers There’s still a whole bunch of KitKat lly Bean devices out there.
llipop 5.0 has creeped up to five percent. expect that to pick up steam soon, once more devices like the Galaxy S6 HTC One M9 start getting into owners’ hs.
so, the llipop updates are picking up for flagship devices—you can always check in with us every Friday when we round up all the week’s phone, tablet, wearable updates.
The story behind the story: shares this data monthly to give developers an eye for which versions of Android are most common. tracks this from devices that check in to the ay Store.
llipop has definitely rolled out much slower than we hoped, but the upside is with so many services in the ay Store, fragmentation isn’t quite the pain it once was.
