Since Apple launched the public beta program for iOS, the adoption of the final versions of Apple's operating system for mobile devices has been increasing during the first 24 hours, but it seems that with iOS 11 that upward trend has been paralyzed, since according to Mixpanel24 hours after the release of iOS 11 in its final version, only 10,01% of compatible devices have downloaded and installed this version, data that contrasts with those of previous years. 24 hours after the release of the final version of iOS 10, the 14,45th version of iOS was found on XNUMX% of supported devices.
If we talk about iOS 9, according to Mixpanel, the percentage of devices updated to the final version of this version 24 hours after its launch was 12,60%, a figure very similar to the adoption of iOS 8 during the first 24 hours. Unlike previous years, iOS 11 has not shown problems when installing, something that happened with iOS 10 without going any further. The release of iOS 11 marks the end of support for 32-bit devices and all applications that as of today have not been updated to 64-bit processors.
A few days before the release of the final version of iOS 11, iOS 10 was installed on 84,55% of compatible devices, while the rest until 100% complete was in previous versions. It is likely that throughout the coming weekend the percentage of devices will increase as users have more free time to be able to update them in order to solve any incident they may have during it.
iOS 11 is supported from iPhone 5s onwards, iPad Mini 2 onwards and 6th generation iPod. This eleventh version of iOS offers us a large number of novelties, mainly aesthetic, in addition to new video and image codecs that allow us to save a large amount of space on our devices when making any type of capture.