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2.2 and 2.3 currently represent about 90% of the market. From an API standpoint, these are very similar. Is iOS really that much less fragmented in real-world t
by jsight 15y ago
2.2 and 2.3 currently represent about 90% of the market. From an API standpoint, these are very similar. Is iOS really that much less fragmented in real-world terms?
The dramatic variations in hardware are actually a much more interesting problem than the supposed issue of OS version fragmentation, IMO.
- rimantas 15y ago> Is iOS really that much less fragmented > in real-world terms? http://pxldot.com/post/18754186750/ios-ebb-and-flow http://pxldot.com/post/18754186750/ios-ebb-and-flow
- nextparadigms 15y agoSo it takes about a year for near 100% adoption of the iOS version, too? So what's the complaining about Android, then? In a year the new version can get about 75%, which is not that bad.
- rimantas 15y agoThe complaining is because of this: > iOS 5 captured approximately 75% of all iOS users in the same > amount of time it took Gingerbread to get 4% of all Android > users. Even more astounding is that 15 weeks after launch > iOS 4 was at 70% and iOS 5 was at 60% while Ice Cream Sandwich > got to just 1% share at the same age. So 60% vs 1% at the same age since release.