Doubling Android 5.0 shares?

Doubling Android 5.0 shares?

Google recently announced the distribution of various Android versions in February, with Android 5.0 growing to 3.3%.

According to data from last month, Android 5.0 has a share of 1.6%, which has now increased to 3.3%, which can be doubled. However, there is not much data, but it looks much better than the data in December of the year, because Android 5.0 was not seen last year.

The growth of Android 5.0 is mainly due to the recent release of multiple flagship models, such as Samsung S6, which are pre-installed Android 5.0 systems.

In addition, currently, Android 4.4 is the most widely used, which is an increase from 39.7% to 40.9%. In addition, there are too many versions of Android 4.3 and the total number exceeds 40%.

However, compared with more than half of Apple's latest systems, Android 5.0 shares are still too small. iOS8 is also released for half a year and has exceeded 70%.

What's even more embarrassing is that Google is almost powerless on this. Although Google has launched a series of measures, all of them have no effect. The mobile phone manufacturer does not want to upgrade the old model to the new system to avoid affecting the sales of the new model.

The rise of Android 5.0 is also based on the release of the new flagship, otherwise it will still be a relatively embarrassing situation.