Android 
Google just released their latest Android version numbers, which are basically devices that have accessed the Android Market over the two weeks ending February 1st.
Ice Cream Sandwich is now on one percent of all Android devices out there, which is ofcourse the Galaxy Nexus. Honeycomb (Android 3.0) is now at 3.4 percent, growing by one percent. Android 2.2 Froyo fell by 3 percent to 27.8 percent and Android 2.1 Eclair is now at 7.6 percent, which is down an entire 8.4 percent since last month. Android 2.3 gingerbread is now growing to 58.6 percent, up from 55.5 percent last month.
And incase you were wondering, the total number of Android devices being activated daily, is now 700,000.
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Why isn't there 2.3.5? I had 2.3.3 a week ago, but got a notification to upgrade to 2.3.5, and its waay better. Really? People still use 2.1?
One of the reasons why there are still a small number of users of the latest Android version is that it's usually first used by the high end devices.
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