Find out which version of Android is the most used in all cell phones in the world

After several years, Google again spread through Android Studio the distribution data of the versions of Android updated, in simple words, it showed a list with the different versions of the aforementioned operating system that are running on cell phones around the world, of course they have the green robot as software. Which will be the most and least used? from Depor we will reveal it below.

Google currently maintains a total of 10 versions of Androidand believe it or not, there are still operating mobile devices that have the versions of the software that came out at the beginning of the year 2012, such as: Android Jelly Bean 4.1, probably next year it will be permanently eliminated, since the same it happened with its Android predecessors “Gingerbread 2.3.7″, “Honeycomb 3.2.6″, “Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.5″.

The list of versions of Android they are listed in release order, but their percentages are not. In the analysis we can see that the most used operating system on a global scale is Android 11 with 27%, followed by Android 10 with 22.3%, and Android 12 has just arrived with 13.5%, the truth is that the twelfth version only it had 6.2% in the month of May, so it has climbed considerably.

There are still doubts if android 12 It will surpass Android 10, since Android 13 has already been used in its Beta program and will be officially launched for everyone in September of this year. On the other hand, the least used version is Jelly Bean 4.1 and KitKat 4.4. We leave you the complete list so you can see it.

• Jelly Bean (4.1 – 4.3) 0.2%
• Kit Kat (4.4) 0.9%
• Lollipop (5.0 – 5.1) 2.6%
• Marshmallow (6.0) 3.5%
• Nougat (7.0 – 7.1) 4.5%
• Oreos (8.0 – 8.1) 10.9%
• Foot (9.0) 14.5%
• Android 10 (10.0) 22.3%
• Android 11 (11.0) 27%
• Android 12 (12.0) 13.5%

The apps and the APKs They offer you the same thing, there is no difference there, for example: a WhatsApp app and APK will have the same operation, however, the difference is in the way of installation, while you get the applications from Google Play Store automatically, the APKs must be installed and updated manually.

Surely you will ask yourself, why do I complicate myself installing APKs when they are practically the same? The answer is the following, not all cell phones are compatible with Google Play applications, and even some are not found in this store, so users choose to download APKs.