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This still doesn't change the fact that phones using 2.2 are ancient and users are probably uninterested in downloading apps, so you can safely ignore them. It
by pisarzp 13y ago
This still doesn't change the fact that phones using 2.2 are ancient and users are probably uninterested in downloading apps, so you can safely ignore them.
It's a high percentage, but mainly because of negative selection. People who don't care about apps bought cheapest Android phones.
- ProblemFactory 13y agoI wish Google disclosed more statistics than "worldwide active users" for the Android versions. If they published additional details, for example: * filtering by country/city, * filtering by age or demographics, * "total money spent on apps" instead of active users, then developers could be more confident in supporting 4.0+ only (and convincing their clients or employers to do so).
- masklinn 13y ago> This still doesn't change the fact that phones using 2.2 are ancient and users are probably uninterested in downloading apps That is a completely unsupported assertion.