It’s been a long time since Google actually shared the Android adoption number on smartphones around the world.
Compared to iOS, the Android number is always lagging behind because the update is rather slow.
However, things seem to have changed now.
According to a report by Android Police, Google has shared the Android distribution number.
According to the report, Android 10, which is the most popular OS version on smartphones.
The report said that 26.5% of Android phones have Android 10 runs.
In particular, Android 10 was launched in 2019 and still popularly in a quarter of a smartphone.
Android 11 is second with around 24.2% of devices running the version.
Android 12, which is the latest release by Google, does not search for a list like now because not many smartphone makers make it officially on their devices.
The longer Android version is still quite popular on the device.
The Android 9 pie is at 18.2% of the device while Android 8 Oreo is at 13.7% of the device.
Looking at the numbers, many longer Android versions seem to still be on many cellphones.
For example, the Android-Pie version of 2018 – is at 18.2% of the cellphones while Android 8 Oreo is at 13.7% of smartphones.
The latest Android 12 version has been launched on a pixel phone.
Brands like Samsung, Realme, Xiaomi, OPPO all have arranged a road map when their smartphone will get Android 12.
Android 12 comes with a variety of new design and privacy features.
The latest version of the operating system is designed to offer new personalized displays with ‘material you’.
The material you design allows users to go a little deeper and tweak the screen display of their smart phones to their wishes.
This tool allows users to coordinate colors that can expand in the application icon, widgets, and others.