Android 14, has already been made available to some consumers in beta form.
While Samsung lovers wait for Android 14, Android 11 is still the most popular version. While Samsung lovers wait for Android 14, Android 11 is still the most popular version.
Devotees of Samsung, including everybody at SamMobile, enthusiastically expecting Android 14.
By the end of 2023, most, if not all, of the qualifying flagship phones from the previous two years, as well as, if we’re lucky, a few midrange phones, will have Android 14 available worldwide.
However, according to the most recent statistics on Android distribution, version 11 will continue to be the most widely used for some time, even after the largest Android phone manufacturer launches Android 14.
For nearly a decade, Google has regularly published distribution statistics that detail the percentage of devices that are running each Android version.
By the by, such measurements have been delivered undeniably less regularly lately, perhaps in light of the fact that they show how divided the Android environment is still, and the latest appropriation figures don’t help.
With a share of 17.8%, Android 10 comes in second, trailing Android 11 by 23.1%. According to Google, 23.1% of devices will have Android 11 installed by the end of May 2023.
And no, neither Android 12 nor Android 13 is on the list below. Android 10, which debuted four years ago, has the second-highest market share with 17.8%.
Android 12 and Android 13, on the other hand, held 16.3% and 15% of the market, respectively. Among January and May 2023, Android 13’s portion of the overall industry expanded essentially, ascending from 5.2% to 15.2%.
Samsung without a doubt assumed a part in this improvement as it delivered Android 13 for the overwhelming majority System gadgets.
Be that as it may, since Android 13 is as of now present on most of viable cell phones made by Samsung and different producers, its development is supposed to deteriorate.
Although it may take some time before we observe any changes that are observable in these distribution figures, Android 14’s market share will eventually begin to decrease as a result of the adoption of more handsets.
We are eagerly anticipating Samsung’s first Android 14 beta with One UI 6.0, despite the fact that the release date is unknown.
Since the Android 13 beta program for Galaxy devices began at the beginning of August last year, Samsung’s Android 14 beta program shouldn’t be available until at least the end of July.
