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> I guess it'd also be interesting to exclude devices by other characteristics, e.g. exclude all <4.0 devices because maybe you don't want to support them anywa
by jakub_g 13y ago
> I guess it'd also be interesting to exclude devices by other characteristics, e.g. exclude all <4.0 devices because maybe you don't want to support them anyway.
Android 2.3 has around 40% of the Android market. I doubt many players can do it. Some companies still want IE7 or IE6 support.
- jordanthoms 13y agoDepends on what countries you are targeting. In the US, 2.3 is more like 15%.
- clarky07 13y ago15% is still a lot. do you want to take a 15% pay cut?
- tadfisher 13y agoNot so simple -- if it means you are better able to support your market, features are faster to develop, etc, there may be a net benefit. Hell, if dropping Gingerbread support raises your average review from 4 to 5 stars, you might be in the black.
- MAGZine 13y agoCloser to 30%, and even less in North America.
- clarky07 13y ago34.1%, it's in the article.