According to the latest data from Google’s Android Dashboard, most of the world’s Android-powered devices are now running Jelly Bean versions. The latest Android version KitKat did not gain much market share.

You may already know, Google Android The Developer Dashboard publishes the latest OST user statistics at regular intervals. This data is collected from the Google Play Store. Dashboard statistics are run primarily based on who downloads / visits the app from this official software store on Android.

In the 2nd week of January Published According to the dashboard data, currently 59.1 percent of Android devices are running Jelly Bean version. According to a report released last month, jelly bean users accounted for 54.5 percent.

Android KitKat, released 2 months ago, is still not equally available on all companies’ devices. Its market share so far is 1.4%, up from 1.1% in November.

Two-year-old Gingerbread is now installed on 21.2% and Ice Cream Sandwich 16.9% devices.

Google did not say exactly how many devices were involved. However, so far a total of more than 1 billion Android devices have been activated, the company said.

In the case of Android devices, upgrading to the latest version is delayed for a variety of reasons. But with the new version of Apple iOS, users quickly install it. The company’s latest iOS 7 is now on about 8% of devices Ongoing.

Do you use an Android powered smartphone or tablet? Which version of Android is it running?