Only two weeks of release, iOS 10 has covered more than half of the United States iPhone

According to recent reports released by two foreign data survey agencies, since the official release of iOS 10 on September 14, only two weeks have passed and more than 50% of iPhone users in the United States have upgraded.

Recently, AppLovin.Globally, a third-party data tracking company in the United States, released data showing that in the US market, iOS 10 is currently installed in 55% of iPhones. In terms of global markets, iOS 10 has been installed to 48%. Among iPhones.

At the same time, another US survey company, Mixpanel, has also released a similar survey result recently. According to the company's data, this week, the iOS 10 system's penetration rate in iPhones exceeded 50%.

Appleâ€™s system update rate has been the industry leader, especially compared to Googleâ€™s Android system, which is known for its openness.

According to data released by Google on September 7th, the penetration rate of Android Marshmallow system in Android phones was less than 19% last year, and Android Lollipop system is in Android phones. The penetration rate is only 35%. In addition, the penetration rate of Android KitKat system in Android mobile phones is less than 28%. Even more frightening is that about 15% of Android devices are still running the 2012 Jelly Bean system, while about 3% of Android phones are still using older versions of Android.

Although Google just launched the Android Nougat system last month, the data shows that in addition to a few geek users, there are still only a handful of users currently updated to this latest version of the system.