Android 6.0′s numbers show that Google’s system is not the … – PT Journal

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The Google have endeavored to offer users the best of its mobile operating system, Android. There are several versions on the market, and the 6.0 Marshmallow the latest.

Although the Mountain View brand launch forecasting new versions of sue operating system, the truth is that it does not reach all users and is too slow to reach as many

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The numbers of Android Marshmallow and even earlier, show that Android is not the best operating system to those who wait for updates. There are several factors that explain this, but it hardly matters who spends his precious naked smartphone money.

As you can see in the picture below, the Android 6.0 Marshmallow is with a market share of only 0 , 7 percent, with only implemented (mostly) in Nexus devices, the first to receive Android updates.

As you can see, the KitKat version – Two versions prior to Marshmallow, Android dominates in terms of implementing the devices, being with a significant 36.1 percent. This shows that there is clearly a strength of upgrading devices with newer versions.

Nevertheless, he ought to know that the fault is not of Google. Here, manufacturers like Samsung, are primarily responsible for the lack of updates to new versions of Android. It is public knowledge in general, low-end smartphones rarely receive new updates, getting ‘killed’ at birth.

The problem is that the high-end equipment, brands like Samsung, Sony, LG or HTC take a lot has to update the devices, moving to the user a feeling of disinterest. This can be very bad for brands who want to capture new users. After all, if a brand shows disinterest in its own product, who will have interest in it

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Android, clearly, and with regard to updates, lost to their rivals, both for Apple, iOS, such as Microsoft, Windows Phone. Although there are ways to install new updates (unofficial) the truth is that they are not suitable for less experienced users. Update unofficially device, it can also lead to loss of warranty. So not to venture …

Apple is clearly the brand that best interprets the user’s will. Updates, as well as reach the announced dates, reach all devices, even those that already have a few years on the market. The same can not be said of Android, even in high-end equipment such as the Galaxy S.