Jelly Bean is on a quarter of Android devices
Google has published its regular report on the fragmentation of its OS. According to this data, 25% of all Android devices are running on Jelly Bean.
However, Gingerbread is still the leader: Android 2.3 is on 39.8% of gadgets. But each month, the share of "Gingerbread" is decreasing. Since February, this version of the platform has lost 1.4%. Back in January, it accounted for 47.4% of devices. As for Ice Cream Sandwich, there's no change. This version continues to account for 29%.
Google also provided information about the screen types in Google devices. Below are the specifications.
Resolutions
- xlarge – minimum resolution of 960 x 720
- large — minimum resolution of 640 x 480
- normal — minimum resolution of 470 x 320
- small — minimum resolution of 426 x 320
Pixel Density
- ldpi — around 120dpi
- mdpi — around 160dpi
- hdpi — around 240dpi
- xhdpi — around 320dpi
- tvdpi — around 213 dpi
Regarding xxhdpi, there is no information yet on http://developer.android.com about the exact dpi. It likely refers to a pixel density of 400 dpi or higher on devices with Full HD resolution.
