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Google has announced that it will officially end support for Android Market on devices running Android 2.1 Eclair or below at the end of this month.
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On June 30, devices running Android 2.1 Eclair or lower will no longer be able to access, or install other apps from, the Android Market.
According to Google, on June 30, devices running Android 2.1 Eclair or lower will “no longer be able to access, or install other apps from, the Android Market.” If you remember, Google Play Store never came to these early Android devices. Unfortunately, because of “technical restrictions” of the Android Market app, users who are affected by this cut-off won’t even be notified on their devices. While this is unfortunate news and may prove to be inconvenient, it’s worth pointing out that Android 2.2 Froyo and below don’t even show up on monthly distribution charts anymore. Android 2.3 Gingerbread is nearing a similar fate with a 0.8 percent figure.
Not only that, most app developers have already stopped supporting Android 1.0 through Android 2.1, meaning even if you have an old device running one of the aforementioned versions of Google’s OS (for whatever reason), Google’s decision to end support for Android Market shouldn’t make any difference in real-life. Plus, side-loading apps will probably remain as an option. The search giant adds that it will continue to support “later versions of Android Market for as long as feasible.”
Do you have an Android device running Android 2.1 or below with Android Market? Do you still use it or is it more of a collector’s item? Let us know by leaving a comment below!
