Android Oreo is Now on 12.2% of Android Phones

Though Google has not been consistent with Android distribution numbers, after skipping March and June… Now we have July released.

It appears Android Oreo is now installed on more phones compared to May distribution number. The number of handsets with Android Oreo climbed up to 12.2%; which shows a 5.2% significant change compared to what we had in May.

Android distribution

Meanwhile, Android Nougat on the other hand, has proved to be the most widely used version of Android and has a market share of 30.8% combining both the Android 7.0 and the Android 7.1 versions.

Marshmallow fell 2 percentage points to 23.5%, with Lollipop 5.0 and 5.1 merging for 20.4%. KitKat is at 9.1% and Jelly Bean fell to 3.6%. Meanwhile, Ice Cream Sandwich is at 0.3% and Gingerbread at 0.2%.

The latest Android distribution table was compiled based on all the devices that visited the Google Play Store over the last month.

Android distribution

It appears a lot of Android users no longer care about updating their OS. Some don’t even know the OS version they are running.

I still find it difficult to believe that the 0.3% and 0.2% running Sandwich and Gingerbread OS don’t even know if they are using an android phone or not… maybe, just maybe it should be scrapped.

When last did you receive an update on your android phone?

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16 thoughts on “Android Oreo is Now on 12.2% of Android Phones”

  1. There’s an update notification For me to upgrade to marshmallow since early last year or so and i have not. Don’t know if it’s laziness or I’m just comfortable with my current version.

  2. Once I’m okay with out of the box android version, upgrading becomes something i don’t look forward too.

  3. A quick rise indeed. I was of the thinking many were still on the marshmallow OS until I saw this compilation

  4. Hmmmmm. This good. But I’m still using kitkat oh on Samsung Note 2. Any upgrade for me Mr Yomi.

  5. Still rocking 6.0 and 7.1.. Next goal is to get a device that comes with oreo or I wait until 9.0 starts being utilized by OEM.

  6. Before we know it, lollipop and marshmallow will soon be forgotten with the trend of technology updates

  7. When is Tecno going to upgrade Tecno Camon CX to Oreo!?? Tecno should not abandoned this phone at Nougat

  8. Not everyone know much about android and it version. Some people don’t knw that most app has more features on latest Android version.

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