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I was "forced" to update to lollipop in order to add lollipop support for an App I'm working on. I must say I was pleasantly surprised. The upgrade was seamless
by dkopi 12y ago
I was "forced" to update to lollipop in order to add lollipop support for an App I'm working on. I must say I was pleasantly surprised.
The upgrade was seamless, and I immediately felt the improved speed thanks to android's new ART.
Material UI is a pleasure. It's great to see how much effort Google has put into the look and feel of lollipop.
Either way - If you're developing a new app or releasing a new product - don't let the lollipop percentages confuse you. Early adopters of your app are much more likely to be early adopters of new android versions as well.
About 15% of the users of one of my Apps recently released to the play market are Android 5.0 users.
The rest are on Kit Kat, and virtually none of them on Jelly Bean or ICS.