With Google now seeing some 1.3 million new Android device activations every day, there’s no shortage of hardware out there running the mobile operating system, but it seems that the bulk of these devices are running older versions of the operating system.
Data based on devices accessing the Google Play store over a 14-day period up to October 1 shows that Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean” is installed on 1.8 percent of devices accessing the application store.
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