Far below the iOS7 period data iOS8 update rate less than 20%

"TechWeb report," The latest news Today, iOS8 released 18 hours later, only 7.92% of users completed the upgrade, significantly lower than the same period of IOS7 data 16.9%, or even lower than the previous year IOS6. This year's iOS8 did not create a new upgrade rate record, as iOS7 did last year. According to statistics from a number of advertisers and market research companies, iOS8 's rate of upgrade at the same time was much lower than that of last year's iOS7, or even earlier IOS6. As of September 18, that is, iOS8 released 24 hours later, and only 17% of the user upgrades, and this data is greatly inferior to last year's iOS7, and even the ios6 of a few years ago are slightly worse. The reason for the slow upgrade is likely to be a somewhat exaggerated reserve space this year, and the 5.8GB or even the reserved OTA space with 7GB really makes most Apple users feel overwhelmed. Last year's iOS 7 popularity was largely due to a new visual style, so the gap between the two, so out. PS: If a friend is due to reserve space is not enough to worry about iOS8 words, then small set to tell you a little trick. If you do not use OTA upgrades, and the use of the computer on the itunes upgrade, you do not need to reserve space, the need for students to try.