Android users running old OS versions? Not anymore, say latest stats
On the contrary, fully 62.5 per cent of all Android devices are now running any of the three "Jelly Bean" iterations or "KitKat," the brand-new version of the OS that launched last Halloween.
Granted, the number of devices running the latter version is quite small, at just 1.8 per cent of the total. But that's typical of new Android releases. Back in September, Android 4.3 didn't even chart, and now it's at 8.9 per cent.
The figures show Android seemingly closing the gap with Apple as far as the number of customers who are running a modern version of the OS.
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