We all know Android updates come really slow to devices and to show how Nougat, the latest Android flavor, is taking its time, we take a look at the newest Android Dashboard stats.
As of May 2017, Android Lollipop (version 5.0, 5.1) still enjoys the largest cut with a 32% total share. Not far behind is Marshmallow (version 6.0) at 31.2%. Sadly, though, Nougat (version 7.0, 7.1) is just at 7.1%. Even older Android versions have a larger share: KitKat at 18.8%, Jelly Bean at 9.1%.
While the share of Nougat is low compared to other previous versions, it’s gradually increasing from April’s 4.9% share.
With Android O already in the works, we’re a bit skeptical how Nougat will be able to catch up since it’s already turning one year old in the coming months.
Source: Android
Wala namang bago sa OS ng android. Nakakasawa pa. Daming pauso.
Have you read the preview of Android O, they’re a lot of interesting features like minimalistic design of quick settings, notif badges, adaptive icons and more. I think Android is getting better and smarter.
But not all phone will get the these features. The biggest issue is the “Fragmentation” . not all android phones are updatable due to the fact that some are run in custom roms.