Google official data: As of July 2012, Android 2.3 ("Gingerbread") accounted for 64% of Android devices

Android 2.3 (codenamed "Gingerbread") is still the most widely used version

On the afternoon of July 3, 2012, data disclosed by Google's Android development team showed that as of July 2, Android 2.3 (codenamed "Gingerbread") was still the most widely used version, accounting for 64% of all Android devices.

Android 2.2 (codenamed "Frozen Yogurt") ranked second with 22% of the market share, while Android 4.0 (codenamed "Ice Cream Sandwich") ranked third with a share of 10.9%.

In addition, the market share of Android 1.5 (codenamed "Cupcake") and Android 1.6 (codenamed "Donut") is less than 1%, and the market share of Android 3.0 (codenamed "Honeycomb") is only 2.4%.

From the trend chart, the share of Android 4.0 has been increasing since this year, but it is still difficult to compare with Android 2.3. Due to the different upgrade roadmaps of manufacturers, the Android ecosystem is severely fragmented, resulting in a large number of users being unable to use the latest operating system.