Android 5.0 Lollipop was released in November. In February, a full three months later, TechCrunch reported that fewer than 2% of Android devices were running it. Now, in March, that number still hovers around the 3% mark. Compare that to Android’s primary rival. Apple released iOS 8.0 in September and by November, just two months later, over 60% of iPhones were running the latest version — and that’s actually slow when you look at the adoption rate of previous iOS versions. What gives? Why do Android devices update to the latest version so much slower than their competitors? Why isn’t your device running Lollipop... Read the full article: Why Hasn’t My Android Phone Updated Yet? - Web2024