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Adoption of the latest iOS build on the iPhone is down from last year
As for iPadOS, 61% of all iPad tablets introduced in the last four years that transacted in the App Store last Sunday were running iPadOS 17 while 29% of such iPads were running iPadOS 16. 10% were relying on iPadOS 15 or older. Looking at all active iPad models that completed a transaction in the App Store last Sunday, 53% of those tablets had iPadOS 17 installed. iPadOS 16 powered 29% of such iPads while the remaining 18% had iPadOS 15 or older running the show.
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iPadOS 17 adoption is lower than iOS 17 adoption
Last February, 53% of iPad models introduced in the last four years were running iPadOS 16 which means that unlike iOS 17, adoption of iPadOS 17 has been better than the rate seen last year.
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