Fragmented Android phone? No problem!

Android phones are available in various models and various versions of operating systems, from the old version of Gingerbread to Jelly Bean. This raises the problem of fragmentation, where the fragmented Android products to each other.

Android fracturing touted user interrupt and complicate developers in creating applications. But according to co-founder of Android, fragmentation issues exaggerated.

"I think this is an issue that a bit exaggerated. Do not forget, there were 1.5 million Android phones activated every day. There are currently 900 million devices," said Rich Miner, co-founder of Android.

Means, no fragmentation issues that proved too problematic users remain interested. Fragmentation according to Miner is inevitable considering the number of Android devices.

"I think if you ask consumers, they were quite happy with the performance they saw. So I'm not sure this is a big problem," he added that we have quoted from BGR, Monday (07/15/2013).

Currently, approximately 60% of Android devices running Ice Cream Sandwich version. The rest are various other versions of Android.

Indeed, not all phones can be updated to Android warranted a newer version. It depends on the policy of each vendor.