The part of a sentence "running version" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the current or most up-to-date version of something that is in operation or being used. Example: The IT department is currently working on updating our running version of the software to fix any bugs and improve its performance.
But it is also compatible with most Android-based phones running version 2.1 and above, he said.
The new application will work on computers running version 8.0 or higher of the Mac operating system.
Perhaps the biggest difference between an old Windows device and one running version 6.5 is the app store, which is available only to those with new phones.
To use voice over BlackBerry Messenger, you need a phone running version 6.0 of the system software and a Wi-Fi connection (RIM has a guide to figuring out your operating system version).
The Milestone is far more responsive than the Motorola Dext – which in my experience suffers from dreadful lag – in part because Motorola's first stab at an Android handset was running version 1.5 of the software as opposed to the Milestone's Android 2.0.
In their yellow and black kit, which made them look like a walking, talking, (sometimes) running version of the Sky Sports News breaking news ticker, Blackburn showed about as much enthusiasm as a dog who has found a nice spot in front of the fire after a long walk.
Like most rogue programs, this latest virus affects computers running versions of Microsoft operating systems.
The new app will be available for use on tablets running versions of Android 3.0 software and higher.
But, said others, there were still millions of machines running versions of Windows vulnerable to older attacks.
The remaining 27.4% are running versions that are even older, if you can believe it.
Tesla cars run version releases overnight.
