Google's Android mobile operating system has overtaken Microsoft Windows as the most used operating system on the Internet. Statistics from web analytics company StatCounter said in March ...

After less than nine years, Google's open source operating system is bigger than Windows.

Roughly a month ago, we reported that Android was well on its way to leapfrog Microsoft Windows to become the world’s most used operating system. In the past five years, Android has risen to ...

Still, the operating system trends have been clear since 2012. Windows is falling, while Linux-based Android is rising. If Android isn't really more popular by now, it will be shortly.

Android has passed Windows as the most-used operating system online, according to StatCounter. The milestone is based on total internet usage across desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile combined.

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A clear reminder of that comes with news of a report claiming that Google's Android has overtaken Windows as the internet's most used operating system.

The Android operating system is a mobile operating system developed by Google primarily for touchscreen devices, such as cell phones and tablets.

Android has become the most popular operating system on the Internet, taking the first place from Microsoft's Windows for the first time, according to analytics firm StatCounter.

Android has grown considerably since 2012, when StatCounter reports it accounted for just 2.2% of web traffic. Windows at that time made up a whopping 83% of online usage.