Android KitKat hits 13.6% adoption, Jelly Bean falls below 60% and Gingerbread slips under 15%

Google today updated its Platform Versions page for Android, revealing that KitKat has entered double-digits for the first time, hitting 13.6 percent adoption. All other Android versions have lost share, including Jelly Bean falling below the 60 percent mark on Google Play and Gingerbread slipping below 15 percent. Breaking down the numbers more specifically, 58.4 percent of Android users are using Jelly Bean, 14.9 percent have devices powered by Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS), Honeycomb has been dropped from the list completely, 14.9 percent are stuck with Gingerbread, and 0.8 percent unfortunately still have Froyo. Here’s how the current Android landscape...



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