According to Google's very-official numbers, 1.6% of Android devices run Lollipop. Though Google says it takes at least 0.1% to make a showing on the list, we've not seen Lollipop just yet.

Google has just posted the latest Android distribution numbers, and the biggest change we’re seeing from last month is that Lollipop has now reached 3.3% of all Android devices.

Android 5.0 Lollipop is still nowhere to be found on the distribution charts, which means it hasn’t even hit .1% yet. If you think about it, these numbers absolutely make sense. Aside from Nexus ...

The source code for Lollipop has been available for about a month, so we should see it on this chart come January 1, 2015. Even the more basic non-Nexus handsets, like the Google Play edition of ...

It's possible there are more Lollipop phones and tablets right now than there were on KitKat this time last year -- all we know is that they comprise less than 0.1% of the whole Android ecosystem.