Developers use the public test to find out a variety of new mobile phones

At present, most http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/12533.html "> Smartphone applications include the ability to obtain information about users, such as models, system versions, use locations, etc. For developers to be important data, they have to adjust their products according to their own users. Few developers have published their own data, but Tweedeck's production company has boldly released back-end statistics for Android apps, and if you look at the contents of it, you'll see what will happen to the world of Android in the future.

Tweedeck is one of the most popular Twitter clients, recently launched a test version of Android, after the beta version of the open download, a total of 36,427 registered users through the client to use their own microblog. Professionals may say that such statistics are not representative, and that the people who take the test are those who always like to try new software.

Still, people who always like to try new software are probably the ones who like to try new hardware best. You can see some new machines that have not yet been released in the chart.

In the mobile phone model statistics, you can see that the top five are HTC Desire, Droid, Nexus One, PC36100, Droid X. Among the top 20, there are 10 HTC products, Motorola and Samsung each accounted for 4, Sony Ericsson has 2.

We've all seen Nokia N900 and HD2 running the Android video, not just N900, HD2, HTC Kaiser and TyTN II two old machines. New handsets, including HTC Glacier, Motorola Droid 2 Global Edition, Milestone 2 (MOTOA953), have been captured, and there is even a new Motorola device MB860 that has never been exposed, possibly Motorola's tablet products or dual-core handsets.

As you can see in the other version of the system, 57% of users have upgraded their phones to version 2.2, and 2.1 is only 35%. You can also see a plethora of third-party ROM, which shows the flexibility of the Android platform. Most notably, this chart also counts Android's next-generation gingerbread system, with users using the new system for testing.