As you know, Android Marshmallow is currently the most widely used Android version, beating Android Lollipop since a few months ago.
Well, in this month, there is something interesting that happened again. Yup, that's right, now Android Nougat users have exceeded the number of Android users KitKat. As you can see in the following table:
As you can see in the table above, Android Marshmallow users are at the top with a total percentage of 32.2%, followed by Android Lollipop of 28.8%, Nougat 15.8%, KitKat of 15.1% and the rest followed by Jelly Bean, ICS and Gingerbread.
In addition to Android Nougat users who have managed to surpass the number of users of Android KitKat, there are other interesting things, namely only Android Nougat users who experienced growth and for the rest experiencing the number of decreases vary. For details, you can check the table below:
This is not a strange thing, especially the distribution of Android Nougat either through the update program or from the new device is quite a lot and evenly distributed, so it is not surprising that in a short time Android Nougat users have managed to surpass the number of users Android KitKat.
Unfortunately, DroidPoin has not gotten any new info on Android Oreo users, probably because the Oreo version was just released a few weeks ago.
So, who among you here who has updated to the latest version of Android?