Just 24 hours ago, the Cupertino-based company released the final version of iOS 10, a version that was preceded by a large number of betas, both for developers and public users, and whose operation has been more than acceptable considering that it is a beta and what Apple had us used to in previous years.
The iOS operating system has always been characterized for enjoying wide adoption across all supported devices, normally touching 90% of them before receiving the new version, something currently unthinkable in the Android ecosystem, where each and every Google update has to go through too many hands before reaching the public user.
24 hours after the official launch, iOS 10 is already present in 14,45% of supported devicesAmong which are not the iPhone 4s, iPad Mini, iPad 2 and 3 and iPod touch 5th generation. If we compare this data with the previous version, we can see how this percentage has increased by 5%. However, if we buy it with iOS 10, this percentage is practically the same, where they barely change a few tenths.
Again, the launch has not been without controversy, since a few minutes after the latest version was available, a group of users He claimed he was having trouble updating his iPhone 6, problems that forced you to connect your devices to iTunes to have to start the process from scratch. Fortunately, Apple fixed this problem sooner rather than later.
Another problem that this new update has offered is with Apple Music and playlists. Apparently custom lists that users had created were not appearing. Hours later these lists began to be available again to all Apple Music subscribers.