Written by Adrian Rich.
As the imminent release of Android M and possibly even a slew of new Nexus devices looms, it’s always nice to know Android’s adoption rate. For so long new OS fragmentation was such an issue for Android, and while it ever remains to be solved, it seems Google, OEMs and carriers have been making real strides to draw users towards the newest available versions.
In Fact, as of August 3rd more than 57 percent of all Android users have either purchased or upgraded to devices using KitKat or Lollipop. Speaking more specifically and while KitKat only managed some months ago to surpass Jelly Bean for the top seat, it now claims 39.3 percent of the pie. ...
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