Android Lollipop has finally overtaken KitKat to become the most popular version of Google's mobile operating system. According to monthly data from Google, Lollipop has just edged ahead of other ...

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Last month, Google revealed that the newest versions of its Android OS - the 5.x Lollipop releases - were installed on 18.1% of active Android devices. That figure has grown further in recent weeks - ...

The latest flavor of Google's mobile OS is rising up the ranks but still lags behind KitKat and Jelly Bean in adoption. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT ...

There is a new Android king in town, and its name is Lollipop. Google released its monthly update to the Platform Versions page for Android today, and the gold and silver positions have swapped.

Android 5.0 Lollipop is the latest version of the Google mobile OS. It takes over from Android 4.4 KitKat and is likely to be the last major revision we see of the system until well into 2015.

We're now officially in what I call the "silly season" for Android. We have a new version of the software and the most current edition still isn't available for many devices. To be more accurate, we ...

Android Marshmallow 6.0 has been available for over two months, but it looks like the new platform update is struggling to gain any meaningful market share, according to distribution numbers released ...

The adoption of Android Lollipop is fast gaining traction as the latest monthly chart update by Google reveals that the operating system is now installed on 18.1 percent of Android-powered devices.

The number of Android devices using KitKat 4.4 increased to 39.1% at the beginning of January. Figures released by Google show that the operating system jumped by 5.2% since the month before, but the ...