Google released the following report that lists the percentage of devices that run a version of Android. There are still 0.6% of devices running Android Cupcake, which was 11 versions earlier than Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS). The most poplar version of Android is Android Gingerbread, Android 2.3, with 55.5%, followed by Android Froyo, Android 2.2, with 30.4%.

Platform	Codename	Distribution
Android 1.5	Cupcake	0.6%
Android 1.6	Donut	1.1%
Android 2.1	Eclair	8.5%
Android 2.2	Froyo	30.4%
Android 2.3 Android 2.3.2	Gingerbread	0.6%
Android 2.3.3 Android 2.3.7		54.9%
Android 3.0	Honeycomb	0.1%
Android 3.1		1.5%
Android 3.2		1.7%
Android 4.0 Android 4.0.2	Ice Cream Sandwich	0.3%
Android 4.0.3		0.3%

Sometime in the 1st Quarter 2012:

• Galaxy S II
• Galaxy Note

Early 2012

• HTC Sensation
• HTC Sensation XL and XE
• HTC Rezound
• HTC EVO 3D
• HTC EVO Design 4G
• HTC Amaze 4G

No set date:

• LTE Galaxy S II
• Galaxy R
• Galaxy Tab
• Motorola Droid Razr
• Motorola Droid Bionic
• Motorola Zoom

According to an article on PC Mag, about the only thing going for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is that it is the first smartphone with Android Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0). With Android 4.0, the Galaxy Nexus has an improved browser which beat all other smartphones in the Broswermark browsing benchmark. It also includes NFC, but without Google Wallet, the ability to use it is limited. Voice calls were very disappointing and battery life was just under 6 hours talk time.

The Motorola Xyboard is an expensive tablet and is available through Verizon for $529 (16GB) to $729 (64GB) and that is with a two year 4G data plan. The plans start at $30 for 2GB of monthly data. ETF is set at $350.