Google has shared its latest Android platform data and it is seen that Android Jelly Bean 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 are now present on a total of 49 percent of Android devices. Jelly Bean is on a high and all other version are on a decline. This is due to the fact that Jelly Bean account for the last tree Android releases is no surprise.
Compared to last month’s data, Ice Cream Sandwich share came down 1.1 per cent and Gingerbread’s share fell by 2.2 per cent. Froyo and other versions, which are now on minuscule number of Android devices, also continue to go down.
This is first platform numbers in which Android 4.3 has made an appearance, the devices with Android 4.3 currently account for 1.5 per cent of the total active Android devices, which accessed Google Play app in the last fortnight.
Gingerbread still remains the second biggest Android version with 28.5 per cent share and the number does not seem to be going down easily as there are no longer any version updates for Android 2.3 running devices due to hardware and the situation will only change once the consumers with these devices upgrade to a newer device.
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