As with every month, Google/Android release the numbers on Android operating system distribution for all Android devices. While the numbers aren’t that surprising, it’s good to see that the newer OS versions are starting to make some headway in the greater scheme of things.

It is, however, a shame that the most popular Android operating system is one that was first launched way back when in 2010. We’re almost at 2013 (if the world doesn’t end first) and Android 2.3.x Gingerbread is still powering 54.2% of Android devices, just down a few percentage points from last month.

Android 4.0.x Ice Cream Sandwich, on the other hand, has got its hands on just over a quarter of all Android phones and …

There has been a lot of discussion as of late in regards to Android operating systems – they just keep coming. Before even 20% of people were got themselves a taste of that ever elusive Ice Cream Sandwich, we’ve had a newer and meaner OS come out – Jelly Bean.

We recently reported that just under 16% of users are running ICS, 0.8% are running Jelly Bean and 60% are on Gingerbread. The rest are running OS versions that are older than 2 years.

What’s better? Our friends over at Dee ‘n’ Dum have created this sketch above displaying how ridiculous the Android ecosystem really is. If you’re into humorous sketches (and I mean that, every sketch tends to get …

As happens on a monthly basis, Google has released the stats on who is using what OS version! Ice Cream Sandwich has increased by leaps and bounds, Jelly Bean is about to hit 1% and every older version of Android has decreased. It seems to me like we’ll finally be seeing a constant increase of newer version, accompanied by a constant decrease of older versions. In fact, I believe this is the first time that Gingerbread has decreased since it was first launched in 2010.

This increase of newer versions is due to more OS updates, newer phones coming out with newer Android version (except, of course, for Sony). It’s really great to see that the newest version of Android, …