iOS 11 is installed on several iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch than iOS 10 at the moment, the adoption rate of the new version of the operating system reaching 48% at the moment, only 1% higher than the Apple customer base that still uses iOS 10 in products.
iOS 11 was installed by almost half of iPhone and iPad users a month after it was officially launched by Apple, the adoption rate being low compared to what we saw last year for iOS 10, but there is also an explanation the logic for what is happening.
iOS 11 did not have a better adoption rate than iOS 10 and for the iPhone 8 series sales were lower than those of the iPhone 7 series, and the iPhone X was not yet released, so iOS 11 was harder to install on old terminals, arriving only now after iOS 10.
iOS 11 ended up being installed on 48% of iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches and because Apple has released so many updates recently, those from Cupertino offering 3 official and 4 more for beta versions, so users were bombarded with requests to update phones.
iOS 11 will end up being installed on even more iDevices after the iPhone X is released and people will buy the phone in millions upon millions of units, but in the meantime Apple will offer other updates for customers around the world.
