Android 4.x Now Reaches Nearly 40 Percent Percentage of Users Worldwide

In the year 2013, the operating system is starting to show the changes. Android Gingerbread OS Android being the most popular, began to decline. If before reaching the percentage is 50 percent, that number has now dropped to 47.4 percent.

And, the reason for the decline in the use of Android Gingerbread is Android Ice Cream Sandwich and Android Jelly Bean. Users Android ICS alone currently account for 29.1 percent percent. The amount is an increase from the prior period percentage of 27.5 percent gain.

Similar increase also occurred in Jelly Bean Android OS 4.1 and 4.2. Jelly Bean Android 4.1 users increased from 5.9 per cent towards 9 percent. Meanwhile, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean rose from 0.8 percent to 1.2 percent rate. And, when combined as a whole, the owners of Android 4.x devices in the world now reached 39.1 percent.

With more and more Android devices and ICS Jelly Bean released every day, it is possible if Gingerbread would soon abdicate. Plus, some manufacturers also provide ICS update and Jelly Bean to its customers.

Sony Xperia L, Smartphone Dual Core Jelly Bean 4.3 Inci FWVGA

Besides presenting the Sony Xperia S, Sony has also introduced Mobile officially Sony Xperia L or better known as the Sony Taoshan.

As one of the mid range, the Sony Xperia L is equipped with the features of the touch screen that is slightly smaller than the Sony Xperia SP is a touch screen measuring 4.3 inches with a resolution of support for FWVGA 854 × 480 pixels. Its own weight at 136g, while the thickness is only 9.7mm only.


As the power on system performance in it, a smartphone based on Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean is practical to rely on the support of Dual Core processor Qualcomm MSM8230 1GHz Snapdragon S4 plus GPU Adreno 305 and 1GB RAM. And that's not to mention the support for 8GB of storage in it which can also be expanded using MicroSD cards up to 32GB capacity through the existing slot.

Like the Sony Xperia ZL Z and Sony Xperia, Sony Xperia SP also use the same Exmor lens RS in support of powerful 8MP primary camera in it so as to produce a snapshot photos and high quality video recording. In addition, the Sony Xperia SP has also been equipped with NFC, Bluetooth, 3.5mm audio jack, and WiFi.

Android 5.0

In 2011, 2012 and this year brings a lot of Samsung Android devices. Samsung will update the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note to Android 4.2.2, but this will be the last update for this device. This means the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note will receive an update from 2.3.6 to 4.0.4 to 4.1.2 and will stop at the Android version 4.2.2. Google provided an update on many devices, but Samsung did the same thing now. Here is a list of devices that will receive the Android 4.2.2 update from Samsung:

GT-I9080 - Galaxy Grand
GT-I9082 - Galaxy Grand Duos
GT-I8160 - Galaxy Ace 2
GT-I8190 - Galaxy S III Mini
GT-I8350 - Galaxy Beam
GT-I8730 - Galaxy Express
GT-I9070 - Galaxy S Advance
GT-I9100 - Galaxy S II
GT-I9105 - Galaxy S II Plus
GT-I9260 - Galaxy Premier
GT-N7000 - Galaxy Note
GT-S6310 - Young Galaxy
GT-S6312 - Galaxy Young Duos
GT-S6810 - Galaxy Fame
GT-S7710 - Galaxy X Cover

Even more surprising, Samsung only updates 5 devices to Android 5.0, which has not been announced by Google but is expected to be announced at the upcoming Google IO. Devices will get Android 5.0 update is the Galaxy S III, Galaxy S4, Note II, Note 8.0 and Note 10.1. Samsung did this before with the first generation of Galaxy devices. Yet we can be sure one hundred percent and probably will change the list of the Samsung devices. Here's a rumor that Samsung phones will get Android 5.0 update:

GT-I9300 - Galaxy S III
GT-I9305 - Galaxy S III LTE
GT-I9500 - Galaxy S 4
GT-I9505 - Galaxy S 4 LTE
GT-N5100 - Galaxy Note 8.0
GT-N5105 - 8.0 LTE Galaxy Note
GT-N5110 - Galaxy Note 8.0 Wi-Fi
GT-N7100 - Galaxy Note II
GT-N7105 - Galaxy Note II LTE
GT-N8000 - Galaxy Note 10.1
GT-N8005 - 10.1 LTE Galaxy Note
GT-N8010 - Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi-Fi