iOS 8 is the most problematic version of the iOS operating system and this has generated problems for Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), to convince users to install it. Combining these problems with the fact that iOS 8 it requires a few GB of free space in the terminals for an OTA Update, it is understandable why many people did not rush to install it in the terminals.
Despite this, during the winter holidays iOS 8 it reached an adoption rate of 68%, so over two-thirds of active iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches have installed it. In December, iOS 8 was installed on 64% of the terminals Apple, a sign that the good sales of this period managed to add another 4 percent to the installation base of the new operating system.
Despite this increase, iOS 8 still has many problems that Apple has not been able to fix even in iOS 8.1.2. The good part is that iOS 8.2 will be launched in the near future, but it could be preceded by a iOS 8.1.3 which the Cupertino employees are testing even before Christmas.
