Showing posts with label Statistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Statistics. Show all posts

March 09, 2016

Андроид статистика от 7 марта

Последняя статистика о версиях Андроида доступна на сайте developer.android.com как обычно. Мы можем видеть, как KitKat продолжает терять своих пользователей, и, с другой стороны, здесь уже заметен прогресс для Lollipop и Marshmallow. Это хорошая причина переключиться на minSdkVersion=19.

Я понял, что страница "Android Dashboards" нуждается в других типах данных в секции "Screen Sizes and Densities".

Android Dashboards - March 7th

Latest statistics about version of Android available on developer.android.com as usual. We can see KitKat keeps losing its users and from other side here is stable progress for Lollipop and Marshmallow. It's a very good reason to switch for minSdkVersion=19.

I've realized that page "Android Dashboards" needs another set of data in section "Screen Sizes and Densities".

February 04, 2016

Android Dashboards - February 1st

Do you still care how to choose min SDK version? Last two years Google guys spent lot of efforts in order to make Android more fluent for vendors. The most popular devices now regularly receive firmware updates automatically. From the developer's point of view it's a fantastic! We don't need to care about dino-phones anymore.

You can see it by yourself from latest statistics from Google. Devices with API 19 and higher now cover more than 70% of market! This means we can use lot of modern features of Android KitKat, Lollipop and Marshmallow without tons of libraries and crutches.

You can find more details here.


November 04, 2014

Android Dashboards - November 3rd

This post relates to statistics of Android versions presented on market. New statistics was published as usually 3rd November on developer.android.com. Google should start shipping of new Nexus devices soon. So, we will wait for a Lollipop statistics after one month. And now you can discover the newest chart with the API levels of Android. Detailed history and forecast available here.


September 11, 2014

Android Dashboards - September, 9th

New statistics about devices is available on developer.android.com. Gingerbread and Ice Cream Sandwich are disappearing from market continuously.

Find history and forecast in this document.

June 07, 2014

Android Dashboards - June, 4th

This month Honeycomb devices are disappeared from official statistics about Android devices. There are three stable groups of API versions:
  • Gingerbread (API 10) - 15%
  • Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean (API 15-18) - 70%
  • KitKat (API 19) - 14%
Check details in this public spreadsheet.


May 05, 2014

Android Dashboards - May, 1st

Latest statistics about Android devices is available on developer.android.com. As usual we publish additional statistics in public Google document. You can check previous history and forecast for next month.

March 05, 2014

Android Dashboards - March, 3

Latest statistics about Android devices is available on developer.android.com. As usual we publish additional statistics in public Google document. You can check previous history and forecast for next month.

February 07, 2014

Android Dashboards. February 4th. Gingerbread still alive.

Google published new statistics about active Android versions. The most important information is about Gingerbread. Many developers dream to stop support it. But it's still alive!

Last month we made forecast and it was wrong. Check updated document and make your own conclusion: support it or not.

January 12, 2014

Android Dashboards - Statistics of first 7 days of 2014 year

Android developers still should care about Gingerbread users. Every month Google publishes platform statistics collected from Play Store.

We are keeping previous statistics and it's quite easy to make some forecast. Month ago we made such forecast for January. Let's check it...

December 09, 2013

Android Dashboards - December, 2

Android lost Gingerbread users as usual by 2% per month.

Detailed statistics and forecast for next month is available here.


Data originally captured from developer.android.com.