Android 17 appears on fewer than 1% of devices in latest distribution figures
Technology · First reported 2 Nov, 12:00 · Updated 12:04

The supplied reports say Android 17 has reached only a small share of devices, while Android 16 leads adoption at 25.4%. They attribute slower Android updates partly to manufacturers adapting the software for their devices, contrasting that process with Apple’s control of both iPhone hardware and iOS updates.
- The reports put Android 17 adoption at 1.0% and 0.9%, respectively; both list Android 16 at 25.4%.
- The figures also show Android 15 at 14.7%, Android 13 at 11.8%, and Android 12 at 9.6%.
- Both reports point to Android’s multi-manufacturer update process as a reason adoption can lag; one warns that older systems may miss features and security patches.
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- Android 17 share
- 1.0% in ExtremeTech; 0.9% in TechSpot
- Android 16 share
- 25.4% in both reports
- Android 15 share
- 14.7%
- Android 11 release date
- September 8, 2020
- Android 11 support
- Google stopped supporting it in February 2024, according to ExtremeTech
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