Apple's App Store Usage Numbers Place iOS 7 Adoption at 82%

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Posted February 12, 2014 at 8:36pm by iClarified · 14034 views

The iOS 7 adoption rate keeps climbing and this time, and according to Apple's App Store numbers 82% of mobile devices are using iOS 7. The previous number Apple had given out was 80% -- so the rate has jumped 2% in just a couple weeks.

iOS 6 fell 2% to 15% and devices running at or below iOS 5 remained at 3%.

These numbers come straight from Apple's own developer support page, which gives information on App Store review times, percentage of users using a particular iOS version, and much.

The data was measured through a 7‑day rolling period ending February 9, 2014.

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Apple's App Store Usage Numbers Place iOS 7 Adoption at 82%

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loweradopt - February 12, 2014 at 11:35pm

and they can thank the jailbreak community. Without the jailbreak release this would have a lower adoption.

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thevmaxer - February 13, 2014 at 3:39am

+1 ... Had I known that I was going to lose the ability to change my icons from a free form with no frame, to the cartoonish k-mart style now available, I would have stayed with IOS 6 even though IOS 7 is quite a bit faster at processing.

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K - February 13, 2014 at 3:55am

This is why my idea of iOS 6 everything moved to iOS 7 is a good idea.

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The_Realist - February 12, 2014 at 9:17pm

If Apple allowed people to choose their IOS version, i think the figures would be far less....

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odedo2 - February 12, 2014 at 8:59pm

Add iOS 6 everything to iOS 7 then the others can boost it up to 95 %.

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