Marshmallow is now on 10 percent of Android devicesIt's not a huge number, but it represents a milestone for Google.By J. Fingas, 06.07.2016TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Lollipop becomes the most popular version of AndroidIt took a year and a half to reach this point.By J. Fingas, 03.08.2016TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Nearly a quarter of Android users are running LollipopBy J. Fingas, 10.07.2015TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Android Lollipop is slowly (very slowly) hitting more devicesBy J. Fingas, 02.02.2015TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Google explains why it's not fixing web security in old Android phonesBy J. Fingas, 01.24.2015TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Lollipop isn't making a dent in Android usage numbers (yet)By J. Fingas, 12.01.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
60 28HP SlateBook 14 review: Android? On a laptop?By D. Wollman, 08.21.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
KitKat is now running on more than 20 percent of Android devicesBy J. Fingas, 08.13.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
16IRL: A 24-inch AOC monitor that doubles as a gigantic Android tabletBy Z. Honig, 07.17.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
KitKat is now on nearly 14 percent of Android devicesBy J. Fingas, 06.05.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
KitKat's share of Android devices more than doubles to 5.3 percentBy J. Fingas, 04.02.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
9Orange's Gova smartphone promises fast LTE on a budgetBy J. Fingas, 02.23.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
HTC will bring all 'major Android updates' to new flagship devices for two years (update: only in North America)By C. Velazco, 02.14.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Jelly Bean claims 59.1 percent of Android device share as KitKat inches forwardBy J. Fingas, 01.11.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
ZTE's Android-powered Projector Hotspot dishes out 1080p video and US-native LTEBy J. Fingas, 01.06.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Wikipad breaks off controls into mobile Gamevice gamepadBy B. Gilbert, 01.03.2014TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
BLU's Life Pure smartphone delivers 1080p, a 13-megapixel camera and 32GB of space for $349By J. Fingas, 12.22.2013TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
KitKat claims 1.1 percent of Android device share a month after launchBy J. Fingas, 12.03.2013TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare
Finished CyanogenMod 10.2 arrives as focus shifts to Android 4.4 KitKatBy J. Fingas, 12.03.2013TwitterFacebookRedditMailShare