The new numbers about Apple's operating system were revealed today in an update to Apple's developer support page on the App Store.
This is ahead of WWDC 2020, which also shows iOS 13 is installed on 91% of iPhones released in the last four years.
Based on the latest numbers, only 7% of devices in the last four years and 13% of all supported devices are running the previous iOS 12 update.
Apple's numbers were taken from App Store visits recorded on June 17, 2020.
Like iOS 12, iOS 13 had a pretty fast adoption rate. As of October 2019, iOS 13 was running on 50% of all supported devices and 55% of devices released in the previous four years.
Apple's iOS 13 update was released alongside the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro updates in September 2019. It introduced new features like Dark Mode and Sign In with Apple, as well as a revamped iPad-specific variant.
Apple is expected to release its iOS 14 operating system update on Monday, June 22 during the WWDC 2020 keynote.
Definitely Google should learn from Apple, but when you have so many manufacturers using Android and customizing their devices each one in their own way, it is impossible to have this degree of fragmentation that Apple can deliver.
While Apple continues year after year, delivering high-end devices to an audience that advertising calls "select". Android continues to aim to bring devices to the great masses, always talking about digital inclusion, on the one hand this is great, on the other, this generates the manufacture of a series of low-cost devices with a processor that would not be able to withstand the most current version of Android. Android.
To give you an idea, Google even stopped publishing the list of Android versions installed on devices currently in use. The latest information was published right here in mid-April and you can check out the Android shard here.
