Saying 92% have Android 2.2 and above makes it look as if there are 92% of them that have only Froyo, and the rest 8% are Gingerbread and ICS. It's not like tha

Saying 92% have Android 2.2 and above makes it look as if there are 92% of them that have only Froyo, and the rest 8% are Gingerbread and ICS. It's not like that. Last I checked around November or December last year, 75% of them had Gingerbread. I figure by now there should be around 85% that have Gingerbread. I haven't tried the emulator in a while but they've just announced that the new emulator can be run at near-native x86 speed with some modifications, and it also has GPU acceleration for Android 4.0+ API's. That being said, I still wish they found a way to make it an order of magnitude easier to upgrade your own Android smartphone, and do it soon after the new version has just been released.