Version Adoption Rate: iPhone vs Android

3 May
2010

The charts speak for themself.

Android clearly has a problem. Twitter’s new Android App is for 2.1+, which has a share of 27,3 % of all installs. On the iPhone, less than 10% are < 3.1. It’s not only Google’s fault, but this really hurts Android – and much more the Android App ecosystem.

Sources for Android and iPhone version share (both from March/April 2010)

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3 Responses to Version Adoption Rate: iPhone vs Android

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alex

May 3rd, 2010 at 11:32 pm

Die Grafik mit 4.0 abwarten… ;-)

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Jetrois

May 8th, 2010 at 9:33 pm

Your very right, with all that fragmentation how are you going to properly develop for the platform? Google really needs to get that taken care of soon.

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studpete

May 9th, 2010 at 7:57 pm

That’s gonna be interesting!

But as OS 2 -> OS 3 people will upgrade once a jailbreak+unlock is there.

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