Android 11 is now installed on more than 28% of smartphones, but there are no signs of Android 12

The report says that Android 11 from Google is the most common version of Android, installed on more than 28.3% of the total number of Android phones.

Google has updated its chart, which shows the percentage of Android devices running different versions of the OS, but so far there is no detailed information about the speed of adoption of Android 12, according to 9To5Google.

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According to new distribution data for 2022, devices on Android 11 and later now make up the largest share of the pie – 28.3 percent versus 24.2 percent.

This, frankly, is not surprising given the popularity of Samsung devices and the way the company is updating even its available devices, even up to Android 12, the report said. According to the report, the lack of Android 12 statistics in this latest chart is probably due to its purpose for Android developers.

Accordingly, the share of devices still running Android 10 fell to 23.9% from 26.5% in November.

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Subsequently, each older version of Android saw a similar decline in usage, with Jelly Bean usage now falling below half a percent.

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