iOS 14 installed on 81% of iPhones introduced in the last four years
Apple has published its official iOS adoption statistics for its latest flagship release, iOS 14.
The data shows that 81 percent of all iPhones that were introduced in the last four years are now running iOS 14 and that 75 percent of all iPads introduced in the last four years are using iPadOS 14.
The statistics, which are based on devices that connect to the App Store, and doesn’t include devices that download the latest software but aren’t connected to an Apple ID, reports that in total, 72% of Apple’s iPhone userbase are now running iOS 14 and that 61 percent of its total iPad userbase use iPadOS 14.
The data shows that 17 percent of iPhones introduced in the past four years are running iOS 13, and the remaining 10 percent are running iOS 12 or below. Respectively on iPad, 22 percent of devices introduced in the last four years are running iPadOS 13 and the remaining 18 percent are running an earlier version of iOS.
Today’s statistics show that iOS 14 has been installed more times than iOS 13 had been during the same period, likely due to the popular new features found in this year’s release, such as Widgets and the redesigned Home screen.