How many iPhones have been upgraded to iOS 18?

iOS 18 brings a host of useful new features to users, including a new "Apps" page, eye tracking, vehicle motion signals, dark mode for icons, the ability to delete large files, and the ability to lock and hide apps.

iOS 18 update speed is faster than iOS 17 at the same time last year

Given Apple’s tight control over software development, iOS updates are typically rolled out to most devices within months of their release. According to Apple’s latest numbers, 76% of devices released in the last four years (including the iPhone 14, 15, and 16 series) are now running iOS 18. In total, 68% of all devices have updated to the new version.

Meanwhile, iOS 17 still holds a significant market share, with more than 19% of all devices launched in the past four years running it. Apple said this market share is measured based on devices that were purchased on the App Store as of January 21.

iOS 18 attracts more users than iOS 17

Compared to last year, when Apple reported that 76% of devices in the last 4 years were running iOS 17 and 66% of all devices were running this version, iOS 18 has seen a 2% growth even though the figures were released earlier.

Additionally, Apple also released market share data for iPadOS 18, showing that 63% of devices launched in the last four years are running it, while 53% of all devices have updated. However, iPadOS 18's market share is lower than iOS 18, with about 28% of all iPads still using iPadOS 17 as of 2024.

iOS updates typically reach around 90% adoption by June each year, so we’ll need to keep an eye on iOS 18’s development over the coming months. In the meantime, Apple continues to develop new features for its devices, with the iOS 18.3 update expected to be released during the week of January 27 to February 2.

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