Google launched Android Lollipop, which it called its largest, most ambitious OS update ever, back in November — but no one is using it.
Less than 0.1% of Android devices run Lollipop, according to the company's most recent numbers.
The problem is that very few phones are capable of upgrading to Lollipop. It's up to the carriers and phone manufacturers to decide when the update rolls out to various phone models.
Though Lollipop hit the Galaxy S5 in Europe, it's still not available on US S5's or on the latest HTC phones.
With Lollipop, Google introduced Material Design, a bolder, brighter user interface, as well as a bunch of other improvements under the hood.
Here's the full breakdown of Android OS adoption (Lollipop is not listed because versions with less than 0.1% distribution are not shown):
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