On Sep 19, 2013, at 8:44 PM, John Robinson wrote: > Yesterday was THE FIRST DAY of the new IOS operating system for the Apple > mobile devices. Yesterday. > > TODAY of all usage, very keystroke, every business, every individual, ALL > ACTIVITY on the Internet. > > > IOS 7 was 38% of the entire enchilada!
What's interesting in comparison is that Android 4.2, released in October 2012, only has about 8.5% of the Android devices. Of course, there are mitigating reasons: (1) A lot of Android devices can’t run Jelly Bean. (Of course, any iPhone older than the 4 can’t run iOS 7, and the original iPad is cut out as well.) (2) Many Android phones can’t be easily upgraded without cooperation of the telephone carrier, and the carriers have never been very enthusiastic about software upgrades. Don't expect to see upgrade pushes from the carriers such as the iPhone gets from Apple. (3) In my experience, many Android users just bought a phone, not a smart phone. As long as it makes phone calls, they're happy and they don’t dig any deeper.
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