Apple users have taken iOS 16 more easily than iOS 15A new report claims that at least 24 hours after the release of iOS 16, the new OS is slightly ahead in adoption compared to its predecessor.
According to a report by Mixpanel, 6.71% of users have downloaded iOS 16 in the 24 hours since its release on September 12, up from 6.48% for iOS 15 a day later. However, there is no match between the two OS’s iOS 14 However when it comes to adoption by users in the first 24 hours, it is downloaded by 9.22% of users.
Quick adoption for iOS 14 may be due to widgets popping up on the home screen iPhone At that time, more people would have taken up the idea of having a personalized, custom look on the iPhone screen, thus accelerating adoption. iOS 16 has also done something similar, giving users the option to set up their own lock screen in a more personal way and it may prove popular.
Apple gave users some flexibility when it launched iOS 15. When Apple introduced iOS 15, it allowed users to use iOS 14 for a while. Apple also kept sending out security updates to iOS 14 which may have actually encouraged users to delay the switch to the new OS. With iOS 16, it’s not that Apple started implementing adoption right away, but since Apple supports a wider range of iPhones and iOS 16 supports iPhone 8 and later, compared to the new OS likely to continue.
According to a report from 9To5Mac, three days after launch, iOS 16 currently accounts for 10.45%, iOS 15 at 9.68%, and iOS 14, 14.68%.
According to a report by Mixpanel, 6.71% of users have downloaded iOS 16 in the 24 hours since its release on September 12, up from 6.48% for iOS 15 a day later. However, there is no match between the two OS’s iOS 14 However when it comes to adoption by users in the first 24 hours, it is downloaded by 9.22% of users.
Quick adoption for iOS 14 may be due to widgets popping up on the home screen iPhone At that time, more people would have taken up the idea of having a personalized, custom look on the iPhone screen, thus accelerating adoption. iOS 16 has also done something similar, giving users the option to set up their own lock screen in a more personal way and it may prove popular.
Apple gave users some flexibility when it launched iOS 15. When Apple introduced iOS 15, it allowed users to use iOS 14 for a while. Apple also kept sending out security updates to iOS 14 which may have actually encouraged users to delay the switch to the new OS. With iOS 16, it’s not that Apple started implementing adoption right away, but since Apple supports a wider range of iPhones and iOS 16 supports iPhone 8 and later, compared to the new OS likely to continue.
According to a report from 9To5Mac, three days after launch, iOS 16 currently accounts for 10.45%, iOS 15 at 9.68%, and iOS 14, 14.68%.