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What Android Version is my Phone?

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closeThis post was written 1 year 9 months 1 day days old, so is a bit old now. Feel free to read and comment on this post, just remember some things change with time and any facts in this post may not be accurate anymore.

The following charts I came across on the AndroidTapp.com website. Although US biased they represent a good state of affairs of which Android phones are available and which OS version they’re using.

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Android Smartphones by OS Versions The list of Android phones are compiled by sold phones in the market as of Q1 2010 by AndroidTapp.com

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