Today Google has updated the Android platform distribution chart, as it does every month. So we now know how much market share each version of the companys mobile operating system had over the past week.
Lets start with 7.0 Nougat, the latest iteration of Android before today. Its now at 0.4%, a 0.1% jump compared to where it was in Novembers chart. Today Google has outed Android 7.1.1 Nougat for Pixel and Nexus devices, so well probably see that release in Januarys chart. At the moment theres still only one version of Android that has less devices running it than Nougat, and thats Froyo, which is more than six years old.
Marshmallow is now at 26.3% of the pie, up from 24% a month ago. Lollipop has 34% market share, down 0.1%. KitKat has dropped to 24% (from 25.2%), while Jelly Bean now makes up 12.8% of the market, down from 13.7%. Ice Cream Sandwich went from 1.3% to 1.2%, as did Gingerb read.
Hopefully well see more Nougat updates from various Android device makers soon, helping that version take up more and more of the pie.
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