trend of increasing diagonal screen smartphones running Android, along with the activity of some manufacturers for the production of “smart-age” could give the consumer the impression that all future smartphones will have a display with a diagonal of more than four inches. Meanwhile, the statistics published by Google itself says that the device with screen sizes ranging from four to ten inches occupy only a little more than 10% of the active user base of Android. In the statistics take into account the device acquiring applications Google Play, although some smartphones and tablets with this method of counting could remain “overboard”.
The share of devices with screens up to 3.5 “had 9.8% of the user base Android. most numerous group – a device with a” normal “diagonal (from 3.5″ up to four inches with a bit), which accounted for 79, 7% of the user base of Android. In the range of diagonals from 4 “to 7″ fall 5.6% of the devices, and tablets with screens from 7 “to 10″ form only 4.9% of the active devices running Android.
In other words, there is no evidence to suggest that the market is dominated by smart phones with large displays. Yes, most of them equipped with a screen with a diagonal of about 4 “, but the larger sizes do not even pretend to be a comparable market share. Incidentally, the pixel density is distributed among active Android-devices as follows: 23.5% of the products have a pixel density of 150 200 dpi, 37.8% – from 180 to 270 dots per inch, and only 25.7% – from 270 dpi or higher. Most devices in these groups has diagonal from 3.5 “to 4″.
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