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Ecco il confronto di adozione tra iOS 7 e iOS 7.1

 15 marzo 2014
 Written by Francesco Siciliani
La piattaforma Onswipe ha creato un report infografico che effettua un confronto con i dati di adozione di iOS 7 e quelli di iOS 7.1 nei primi 4,5 giorni del rilascio.
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Come mostra il grafico, iOS 7.0 ha guadagnato in poco tempo il 45,90% delle adozioni, mentre iOS 7.1 ha guadagnato solo il 28,27%. Il risultato però non deve essere visto in chiave negativa: il cambiamento radicale di iOS 7 ha fatto in modo che molti più utenti aggiornassero i propri device per soddisfare un desiderio di “rinnovamento”, mentre iOS 7.1, che porta innovazioni più “interne” e tecniche ha guadagnato un ottimo risultato per essere così meno “in vista”.
Interessante notare che entrambi i sistemi però nelle prime ore hanno coinvolto quasi lo stesso numero degli utenti e, solo dopo, hanno iniziato a differenziarsi.
“iOS 7.1 e 7.0 hanno avuto una curva di crescita simile nelle prime ore” - dice l’analista di Onswipe, Jason Baptiste.
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