Apple and talking numbers are mentioned at WWDC 2014
This morning (June 3, Vietnam time), the opening of WWDC 2014 event took place. Besides introducing iOS 8 and Mac OS X Yosemite versions, Apple also announced impressive figures for its success.
This morning (June 3, Vietnam time), the opening of WWDC 2014 event took place. Besides introducing iOS 8 and Mac OS X Yosemite versions, Apple also announced impressive figures for its success.
According to Apple, the company has sold 500 million iPhones, more than 200 million iPads and 100 million iPod touches, so a total of more than 800 million devices running iOS are already on the market.
In particular, the new iOS versions always receive a warm welcome from users and account for a higher rate than the older versions, while this is the opposite for Android.
According to Apple statistics, iOS 7 is currently available on 89% of devices running iOS, while the latest version of Android, 4.4 KiKat has reached 9% market share of this platform.
Other impressive numbers include the 1.2 million apps on the App Store, with 75 billion downloads, 9 million registered programmers. Sales of Macs also unexpectedly increased by 12% in the past year, while the PC market is down 5%.
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