With the beginning of January Google has republished his already usual Android report, from which two pieces of news can be drawn. The first of them is the disappearance of Android 2.2 Froyo, after a long agony, and also the very slow take-off of Android Nougat, which like every new version of Android that hits the market, is taking a lot to start.
2.2 Android Froyo It was officially presented at Google I / O 2010, so its life span has been 6 years, which is not bad for a version of a mobile operating system. Among the most important novelties of this version that is now history were the possibility of moving applications to the SD card, the WiFi hotspot functionality, the messaging APIs or the V8 Javascript engine.
As in every report, Google has offered us specific data of each of the Android versions on the market, and that we show you just below;
It is striking the small growth that Android Nougat has experienced, which goes from 0.4% to 0.7%, and from which all or almost all of us expected something more. Android Marshmallow already has a 29.6% market share, up from 26.3%. In general, the Android world remains the same, with a very high market share of versions that have been on the market for a while, while newcomers like Nougat are still trying to take off.
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