Apple has released the latest iOS distribution number measured by the App Store, and it looks like users are rapidly adopting the latest iOS 12 operating system. Just two weeks ago, Apple confirmed that 50 percent of all iOS-powered devices are running iOS 12. It also states that 53 percent of iOS devices launched in the last four years are using iOS 12. Now, according to the latest numbers shared, the company has more iOS 12 users and now runs 63% of all iOS devices launched in the last four years and 60% of all active Apple iOS devices so far. iOS 11 is naturally losing its active user base as more and more Apple users are upgrading to the latest OS.

The final build of iOS 12 was rolled out publicly on September 17th It brings a lot of new features for devices, including a performance boost Both iPhone and iPad users are able to experience faster app launches and more responsive typing. According to Apple, the camera app opens 70 percent faster, while the keyboard responds 50 percent faster than before. The update also brings new digital wellbeing features to help users take a break from their devices. When iOS 12 was officially launched, some of its key features were missing because they were still under development. Apple recently released an update to iOS 12, known as iOS 12.1, which includes group FaceTime support for eligible devices, including dual SIM support for some iPhones, and a fix for soft selfies clicked by new 2018 iPhones.

Apple’s App Store iOS distribution numbers also show that 7 percent of all iOS devices launched in the last four years and 11 percent of all active iOS devices still run iOS 10 or earlier.