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How to check the current version running in the Smartphone?

How to check the version running in the android device.

Nowadays Android Phone is popular among us but what if we don't know which is the version running?

 So in this blog You are going to find the answer how to check the current version of Android.

Here's a Screenshot 

There's a Section in about phone 

" Android Version"

Here You can see which is the version of Android running in Your Smartphone.

If it's start with 9 it is 9th version of Android

As like as if it starts with 10 it is 10th version of Android..


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