The update was released a year ago and its relevance in the Android ecosystem has increased slowly, mirroring the rate at which manufacturers will adapt to new versions of operating systems, especially when it comes to products that are already in market when upgrades are released.
In comparison, the latest version of iOS, launched in September this year has already reached 66% of iPhone, iPod and iPad, a difference that is because of the system Apple’s operating only have to deal with their own devices.
However, Google has released a new version of Android, which he called Marshmallow and ensures a shy share of 0.3%, almost exclusively provided by the Nexus devices universe. The first to receive the upgrade and almost the only ones to date.
The KitKat and Jelly Bean version, released in 2012 and 2013 continue to dominate, with shares of 38 and 29%, respectively.
The data is Google’s Android Developers Dashboard, which the manufacturer will sharing and updating in view of the number of registered and active devices on Google Play.
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