AnonD-203978, 05 Feb 2014LOL, I still have an old ph with 1.5. I guess my 0.000001% doesn't show up on the chart Google doesn't count anything before 2.2 or that doesn't actively open the Play Store app that month.
Dan, 05 Feb 2014It's not "bad policy", it's called "planned obsolescence". It's a strategy... morei wanna see what project ara will bring to this
LOL, I still have an old ph with 1.5. I guess my 0.000001% doesn't show up on the chart
Google IT, 05 Feb 2014This is bull5hit. Due the bad policy of updates of all manufactures (and Google too), there is... moreIt's not "bad policy", it's called "planned obsolescence". It's a strategy to make people buy new phones. Why should they invest in making updates for old phones? It doesn't make any economical sense.
This is bull5hit. Due the bad policy of updates of all manufactures (and Google too), there is still (and will always exist) hundreds, millions of phones locked into Gingerbread and Froyo limbo forever. 18-month life cycle of Android devices is too short.
Lol no more android 1.0, cupcake, donut, and eclair :/ we'll miss u guys
Lol bo more android 1.0, and cupcake, donut, and eclair :')
Hello,
Is an official jelly bean 4.2.2 available for Samsung galaxy s2?
Android versions dont matter for most of users as i have noticed. Whats the real embarassment for android is OpenGL ES 2.0 majority, its the only thing helding android gaming behind ios. I blame Google for this as the support for 3.0 was too late implemented. I hope google makes open GL ES 3 capable gpu mandatory in the next major version that will put crappy mediatek phones an end.
Gingerbread was better at real multitaskin, I could stream many different Adobe Flash movies in many different browser at the same time, and play games and edit documents..., without any of the streams or movies needed to stop/pause, and I could even turn off the screen and still listen to the sound from all streaming movies and all streaming music all att the same time! The user interface looks better in later versions, and it is easier for developers, but i really miss Gingerbread, for me it was the best Andriod version ever, before the restrictions that made it lag less and remove Adobe Flash!
AnonD-125716, 05 Feb 2014Gingerbread is one tough cookie. But it was a pretty good version of Android OS, I'll definite... moreit was, but for us developers it a huge pain in the back to develop for both 4.0+ and gingerbread platforms, a sign of relief now :)
Gingerbread is one tough cookie. But it was a pretty good version of Android OS, I'll definitely give it that :)
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