At Apple's October 2011 iPhone launch, CEO Tim Cook shared updated market and sales numbers. Back then Apple had sold 250 million iOS devices. Here's what the story looks like today.
- A total of 315M iOS devices have been sold. (source)
- 85M of these devices are using the iCloud service Apple rolled out last year. (source)
- In the fourth quarter of 2011, Apple sold 37.04M iPhones, 15.4M iPads, 5.43M iPods, 1.4M Apple TVs, and 5.2M Macs. (source)
- iPod Touches made up over half of iPod sales this quarter. (source)
- Over 600,000 copies of iBooks Author have been downloaded since it was announced last week. 3 million copies of iTunes U have been downloaded. (source)
- There were 140M downloads from iTunes on Dec 25. (source)
- By February, iOS developers will have earned over 4 billion dollars in total sales. (source)
- Apple retail stores are seeing an average of 22,000 customers, per store, per week. (source)