Android in November 2013: KitKat enters with 1.1%
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- jellybananas
- inV
- 03 Dec 2013
If KitKat really able to run on low-end devices (~512 ram), I'm sure it will fill those 24% portion of Gingerbread.
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- AnonD-139887
- th1
- 03 Dec 2013
It maybe a point update. But it's still 32-bit away from the ios's 64-bit. People who ridiculed about the possibility of running a 64-bit on a 1gb of ram are speechless. Cause of HD games running on a 1gb limit. Where android suffer's High memory usage when running non-HD games and sometimes the app crash.
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- AnonD-191388
- PUh
- 03 Dec 2013
How is this calculated? is this based on active users or it is based on activations or is it based on both...
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- AnonD-123305
- 7Xd
- 03 Dec 2013
I want but i can't.. there's no update for it. The first and last update was only for stability..
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- AnonD-168288
- 3Yd
- 03 Dec 2013
AnonD-6193, 03 Dec 2013Chrome OS should replace Android in future for good...
And... moreAs more features get added even Chrome OS will become bloated.
KitKat maybe the change in the right direction though. It's memory usage improvements are yet to be proven in extensive tests.
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- Tcool
- Nyj
- 03 Dec 2013
AnonD-123305, 03 Dec 2013I hope that Samsung Galaxy s3 Mini will have it's update.. ... moreTry to upgrade your phone instead.
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- AnonD-6193
- vGj
- 03 Dec 2013
Chrome OS should replace Android in future for good...
Android has become crapdroid...
atleast ChromeOs is lot better IMO
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- AnonD-123305
- 7Xd
- 03 Dec 2013
I hope that Samsung Galaxy s3 Mini will have it's update.. or last update, been stuck on 4.1.2, I need to try and explore new features of newest android versions