Marshmallow has lastly acquired traction and is being utilized by a substantial portion of Android users, new data revealed.
Google published distribution information for the most popular variations of Android, with its analysis drawn from use throughout the seven-day period to September 5. It reveals that Marshmallow has actually gotten considerable share about one year after it was first launched.

As you can see in Google's pie chart, the most current versions of Android are the most pervasive. This may come as little surprise but, as we see every year, the latest release takes lots of months before users will get it. The frequently slow update release cycle from phone makers produce bottlenecks that result in fragmentation within the ecosystem.

Marshmallow is operating on 18.7 percent of gadgets, while Lollipop (with versions 5.0 and 5.1) is the most prevalent at 35 percent. Nevertheless, KitKat, which is about 3 years of ages, still works on 27.7 percent of gadgets to be the second-most popular Android version.Which version of Android are you still on?