According to Google's latest Google Play Store results for early January 2015, less than 0.1 percent of all Android devices were using Lollipop. Ouch! By comparison, the last major Android release 4.4, KitKat, reached 1.1 percent of its audience in its first month out.
In January 2015, almost two months in for Lollipop, KitKat is still number one with 39.1 percent of the market. It's followed by the various Jelly Bean versions, 4.1.x with 19.2 percent; 4.2.x with 20.3 percent, and 4.3 with 6.5 percent. Trailing them is Ice Cream Sandwich, 4.03-04 with 7.8 percent, followed by antique Froyo, 2.2, with 0.4 percent.
And even with that, JellyBean and KitKat are years ahead of any mobile OS
This. Plus, it literally JUST came out. Give the OEMs some time to adapt it to their skins, roll it out etc. It's not as simple as it is for Apple when there are literally millions of different phones spanning across low, mid, and high ranges. If you want instant android updates get a Nexus tbh.
If you want instant android updates get a Nexus tbh.
. There's supposed to be no trolling/flamebait here.