The latest version of
Android, known as
Jelly Bean, is now found on a quarter of all Android devices… sort of. In the first week of every month,
Google (
GOOG) publishes Android version distribution numbers that break down the market share of each individual software version. The numbers were traditionally based off devices that “checked-in” with Google’s servers, however the company has decided to update its calculation methods to better reflect active Android and Google Play users. The numbers are now based on devices that download apps or at least update apps from the Play store each month.
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