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Since release iOS 7 for the public is less than 24 hours away, and the latest version of the operating system for iOS has on his/her iPhonech, iPods and iPads have more users installed than the latest version of Android 4.2 in a year. According to Google's own statistics, the latest version of Android 4.3 has been installed on less than 0,1% of all Android devices so far, and even the previous version of Android 4.2 is only available to 8,5% of users. It should be noted that Android 4.2 was released in October 2012, almost a year ago.

Apple iOS 7 has more than 24% of all installed in less than 26 hours iOS users, according to the company Mixpanel, which deals with data analysis from iOS and Android devices. Of course, Android users can respond by saying that while according to the latest data, Android is used by 80% of all smartphones in the world, in the case of iOS it's only 13% and so even if you get the latest version iOS fewer people download it than the latest version of Android, it's still a larger percentage of all iOS users. On the other hand, Android, due to the number of devices, add-ons and other things, does not make it very easy for users to switch to a newer version of the system.

If you don't have a Nexus device, upgrading to a new version of the operating system on Android is much more complicated than it is on a regular device. iOS. Most of the time, you have to wait until your device manufacturer releases the latest version of Android tailored for their specific device, and that takes much longer than after the release. iOS Any user can install a new system.

*Source: businessinsider.com

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