initial discourse Google I / O 2013, Sundar Pichai Vice President of Android, Chrome and Google Apps has been commissioned to reveal a fact of vertigo: in the year 2013 has reached the milestone of 900 million Android devices assets.
Today is a big day in the calendar of Google, the pluck of the Google I / O 2013, the sixth edition of the Google developer conference. The first to take the stage was Vic Gundotra who, after welcoming, gave way to Sundar Pichai who made an introduction that showed us how, with the passage of time, mobile devices have become a door of great weight to access information and also how they have proliferated other devices that give us access to the network and bring us closer to the world of wearable computing and the Internet of things. Google offers two platforms to developers, Android and Chrome, the most widely used mobile platform and the most used browser by users. To say that Android is the most used mobile platform, is not really say anything new, but Sundar Pichai has revealed a stunning fact: this year 2013 have reached 900 million active Android devices .
A year ago, at the Google I / O 2012, Google introduced us a video where we could follow the evolution in Android device activations and elevation, at that time, stood at 400 million devices. A year later, Google not only doubles this level but also surpasses it with a fleet of Android-based devices reached 900 million devices, meaning that in just one year has grown by 125%.
Tablets, smartphones or set-top-box to turn a TV into a smart TV are some of the devices that now day, we can find in the market and are based on Android, a park of 900 million devices, the truth is to be discovered and, in addition, the company expects to continue to increase to increase its market share in certain geographic areas not yet come out on top and that what we can see, in this Google I / O wait get enough momentum to do so.
data certainly impressive.
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