Tomorrow June 22, Apple to officially introduce iOS 14, the next version of iOS that will arrive in its final version in September or at the latest in October, if Apple wants to make the launch coincide with the arrival on the market of the new iPhones, a new range that will consist of 4 models.
The latest adoption data for iOS 13 indicates that as of today, the thirteenth version of iOS is installed on the 92% of iPhones that have reached the market in the last 4 years. Of the iPhone models that Apple launched on the market in the last 4 years, 7% run iOS 12 and only 1% an earlier version.
If we talk about iPad, the thing is more or less similar, since of the iPad that Apple has launched on the market in the last 4 years, 93% of them enjoy iOS 13, 5% of iOS 12 and only 2% of previous versions.
If we extend the launch time, obviously the iOS 13 quota drops in the iPhone range, but not by much, up to 81%, iOS 12 is found on 13% of devices and 6% of iPhone devices run an older version.
If we extend the years of launch, in the case of the iPad things change, since iOS 13 is at 73% of devices, iOS 12 in 16% and 11% are running an older version.
The latest official iOS 13 adoption figures date from january, month in which iOS 13 was installed in 77% of the iPhone that have reached the market in the last 4 years. The share of iOS 13 on the iPad reached 79% of the iPad that Apple has launched on the market in the last 4 years.
It seems that iOS 14 will be compatible with the same devices that are compatible today with iOS 13, so that users who have an iPhone 6s or an iPad mini 4, will still be able to stretch their terminal for another year.
And where did they get that data from? I need something like that official for the job