Michal Ždanský When iOS 7 was released, we heard the voices of many disgruntled users who refused to update to the latest version. They did not like the new system and it did not meet their expectations. iOS 7.1 fixed a lot, Older devices became significantly faster, the system stopped restarting on its own, and Apple fixed a lot of bugs. In less than two months, a new version of the iOS 8 operating system will also be introduced. As of April 6, however, the current system recorded the highest share among iOS devices.
According to Apple's measurements published on developer portal, 7% of all Apple mobile devices have iOS 87 installed. In four months from last published measurementí iOS 7 improved by thirteen percentage points. Unfortunately, Apple doesn't say what percentage its big 7.1 update represents. Either way, it's an impressive number, especially when we consider that iOS 6 accounts for only 11% and older versions of the system only 2%. Many developers have already released updates requiring iOS 7 or higher, and this is a clear indication that they have bet on the right card.
And how is competing Android doing? Google updated data regarding its mobile operating system on April 1, and it shows that the latest Android 4.4 KitKat is currently running on 5,3% of devices. However, KitKat was introduced less than five months later than iOS 7. Currently, the most widespread is Jelly Bean in versions 4.1 - 4.3, which occupies 61,4% of all versions of the operating system, however, there is a gap of one year between these three versions.
When I see these app statistics, I see Goebbels - I don't believe what I'm not faking myself. These (violent) statistics are already given by the fact that Apple not only does not allow a downgrade from iOS 7 to 6, it also does not allow you to upgrade your existing system, for example, from 6.1 to 6.1.2, 6.1.3. Only os7 and otherwise go, dear user, for example to…….. And why did Apple arrange it like that? The answer is quite simple, the user would try and go back to os6 and Apple would have another public flop plus a subsequent drop in shares. iOS 7.1 doesn't even have a proper localization, calendars and others speak foreign languages, Apple is not even able to get the basics right in the last system and will it show off with iOS 8? Even my iOS 511 in an iPad 1G with root provides me with much higher control and work comfort than the seven!
that's right, I'm sitting on the 6th, I have a 7mic on my phone that came from the repair right with this system!!!! and I'm screwed and involuntarily have a system on one phone that is disgusting and I can't go back. this is how their numbers go.
I also received an iPhone with iOS7 from repair, of course without any consent. I couldn't cope with the new iOS, so I sold the phone and bought a new one with iOS6 and it has to last me until the death of the iPhone...
interesting statistics can also be found here: http://david-smith.org/iosversionstats/
That's information again. The wife pops up on the device that an update is available. Although you have no idea what the slow update is, it will click. Well, the next day there is this meaningless statistic that tries to prove how terrible the innovation was in the XY version because it already has so many users. You can deduce from that how many people thought about it.