android distribution dashboard

Android Developer Dashboard national/regional version

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You could implement Google Analytics ( https://www.google.com.br/analytics/ ) on your app. There you can find all kinds of statistics, including country specific data.

Here is how to implement Analytics on you Android App: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/android/

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Android Developers

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Distribution dashboard | Platform | Android Developers

Distributions of installs, revenue, and issue rates for your app and for peersets of your choice.

Open Source China

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Dashboards | Android Developers

This page provides data about the relative number of active devices running a given version of the Android platform. This can help you understand the landscape of device distribution and decide how to prioritize the development of your application features for the devices currently in the hands ...

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You could implement Google Analytics ( https://www.google.com.br/analytics/ ) on your app. There you can find all kinds of statistics, including country specific data.

Here is how to implement Analytics on you Android App: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/android/

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It would be awesome if we had this from Google. There are a couple of sites/blogs that occasionally post info that can give you an idea. Device Atlas uses "mobile web data" - who knows what that means exactly but their numbers seem reasonable.

https://deviceatlas.com/blog/android-versions-market-share-2017

You can replace the "2017" with "2016" to get last year's report. Maybe they will have more in the future.

9to5Google

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android distribution numbers - 9to5Google

For years, Google published monthly data on Android’s version distribution. How many Android phones in the world were running an Android version that was released many, many years ago? The answer was often “lots of them,” and this distribution dashboard was where you would go to find that information.

Bidouille

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Android version distribution history - Bidouille.org

Below are a few interesting graphs automatically generated from data collected from Google's Android Dashboards. They provide some insight into the dynamics and evolution of the various Android versions that there are, and may help predict future trends. The following stacked chart show the history of the relative distribution among Android versions over time.

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Google's Android distribution data feed has been 'under maintenance' for 6 months... is it dead?

April 25, 2019 - For years, Google published monthly data on Android’s version distribution. How many Android phones in the world were running an Android version that was released many, many years ago? The answer was often “lots of them,” and this distribution dashboard was where you would go to find that information.

Coderanch

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Android Platform Versions/Device Distribution Dashboard (Android ...

A tool that can shed light is the ...dashboard/platform-versions.html To quote from there "...This page provides data about the relative number of active devices running a given version of the Android platform....

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Introducing AndroidDistribution․io, a new home for the Android distribution chart

June 5, 2020 - To help continue the time-honored tradition of speculating on the success of Google and OEMs to get each Android version to devices, we’ve created a new web app that displays the most recent pie chart of Android version distribution, sourced from Android Studio, as well as historical charts dating back to 2010.

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Google kills Android distribution numbers on the web, but we've got you covered

April 10, 2020 - After not updating it in nearly a year, Google has finally taken the Android distribution chart off of the web altogether, but we've got you covered.

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Composables

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Android Distribution Chart – Updated on December 2025

This page contains statistics about the distribution of Android versions. All statistic data comes from Google's servers. Versions with less than 0.1% distribution are not displayed.

Android Developers

developer.android.com › about › dashboards › index.html

Distribution dashboard | Android Developers

An overview of device characteristics and platform versions that are active in the Android ecosystem.

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r/Android on Reddit: Android version distribution chart (Feb 2021)

February 15, 2021 -

I used Android Studio to recreate the chart that Google used to share.

https://imgur.com/gallery/NPoU9Ye

Android Version	Distribution
Android 11	< 1%
Android 10	7.2%
Pie	31.3%
Oreo	21.3%
Nougat	12,9%
Marshmallow	11.2%
Lollipop	9.2%
KitKat	4%
Jelly Bean	1.7%
Others	0.2%

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I have a more accurate data for the US market only. One of the apps in my company has about 200,000 monthly active users and it's an app targeted for middle class adults. Right now the Play Console Statistics say: Android 11: 29% Android 10: 42% Android 9: 18% Android 8: 5.8% Generally, US markets tend to heavily favor Samsung flagships that are often 1-3 year old. Which means the moment they start getting a new OS update, we see the OS distribution change significantly.

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That's still quite low/slow. I tought Trebble was improving the figures.

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Android Version Distribution statistics will now only be available in Android Studio

April 10, 2020 - Google no longer shows the Android Version Distribution statistics on the web. Instead, you'll find them in Android Studio.

52im

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Dashboards | Android Developers

This section provides data about the relative number of devices running a given version of the Android platform. For information about how to target your application to devices based on platform version, read Supporting Different Platform Versions. Data collected during a 7-day period ending ...

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r/androiddev on Reddit: Android distribution dashboard

February 23, 2021 -

I know Google doesn't provide the chart anymore on their site and although they refer to Android Studios "New Project Wizard", according to it, Android 11 and 12 don't exist yet - so its useless.

They also recommend we look into the app stats on the Play Console, what about people who don't have any apps yet on the Play Store? Android distribution is basically completely unknown at this moment unless you have an established app downloaded by millions worldwide.

How do people nowadays get that information if they want to publish their first app?