You think that's something? I'm still using Zip Drives.All my devices are still on iOS 10 except my junk iPhone 5S. Surprisingly it works pretty good.
Particularly as 13 is meant to be a big redesign so opportunities for bugs everywhere...I might stay on iOS 12 forever. This OS version is phenomenal.
I hear they are going to skip 13 and go straight to 14, so we should be OK.Particularly as 13 is meant to be a big redesign so opportunities for bugs everywhere...
Those are the Google numbers, that included any device that was turned on during the month and managed to connect to the connect to the Android servers. A fairer comparison here would be Mixpanel's Android number, that are obtained using the same methodology was the iOS number. (see my previous post)Current numbers show Android 9.0, released in August, at less than 0.1%.
Android 8.1, released in August 2017, is at 5.8%.
Yes. We all know Google is doing a great job keeping devices updated and they don't ever track us.iOS 12 Now Installed on 46% of Devices, Close to Overtaking iOS 11
Correction: iOS 12 Now Installed on 46% of Devices, that visit pages monitored by Mixpanel
The acually percentaage would be lower as Mixpanel's data is collected from devices that visit pages they monitor, this is going to skew towards more enthusiastic users who update to the new OS quickly and tend to use their device more so are more likely to visit a page monitored by Mixpanel
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Those are the Google numbers, that included any device that was turned on during the month and managed to connect to the connect to the Android servers. A fairer comparison here would be Mixpanel's Android number, that are obtained using the same methodology was the iOS number. (see my previous post)
Pie is over 1%
Android 8.0+ is a 1/3 of users visiting Mixpanel monitored sites.
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Care to explain a little bit?You're only hurting yourself. iOS 12 is a great release.
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Dont forget it is actually easily possible to upgrade on iOS versus android you hope/pray/beg your handset gets an upgrade.
Meanwhile, why is my Samsung S2 Tablet slow as heck after a year of ownership...so annoying
Thank you for sharing the info.I held out as well when I heard about this, but I installed a few days ago and didn't notice any difference at all (Saturation-wise). Go for it, it's a solid update
The point of my post was that if you want to compare data it should be collected using the same methods, in this case comparing Mixpanel data in iOS to Mixpanel data on Android.Yes. We all know Google is doing a great job keeping devices updated and they don't ever track us.
Excuse me while I run an ad targeting women in the top 10% income bracket who like purple.
I'm obviously one of the 'few' who had no issues with iOS 11 on my iPhone X from day one.Everyone’s gagging to get off iOS 11!
I also had little to no issues on iOS 11, except maybe some loss of battery life. iOS 12.1 b2 is awesome in that regard.I'm obviously one of the 'few' who had no issues with iOS 11 on my iPhone X from day one.
wonder if ios 8 has the newest updated apple apps?Wonder if Android has 10% on the newest OS.
For a fair comparison, iOS install base should be compared with the latest version of Android on Google's own Pixel devices because outside of that Google has little control over OEM's timeline to roll new versions
Not even that high, Though is that relevant to how iOS is supported by apple ?Wonder if Android has 10% on the newest OS.
iOS 8? What are you talking about?wonder if ios 8 has the newest updated apple apps?
because android 4.x devices do have the current Google apps.
Why does it bother you!Wonder if Android has 10% on the newest OS.