By looking at data put together by Chitika and MixPanel, it is easy to see that iOS 7 is on pace to become more prevalent than iOS 6 in just two days. This is based on Chitika's statistics suggesting that iOS 7 saw an adoption rate that was 3 percent higher on its first day than iOS 6.
Google's Android operating system has had a re-occurring problem when it comes to low adoption rates. This seems to stem from the fact that some Android devices simply do not receive updates in a timely manner but most current phones do receive Android updates within six months after a new version is released.
Even though most phones are able to update, Jelly Bean (the latest version of Android) is on a fewer Android devices than iOS 7 already is on iOS devices. This may not seem too amazing, until you realize that iOS 7 has only been out for one day whereas Android Jelly Bean was released 450 days ago.
Analytics provider MixPanel says that in the first 24 hours after iOS 7 was released, the new operating system accounted for 35 percent of all iOS devices in their analytics. If this trend continues -- which many analysts expect to see -- then iOS 7 will be on more iOS devices than iOS 6 in a matter of hours.
This is quite impressive considering that even after being out for more than a year, Android Jelly Bean is on just fifty-seven percent of all...