- 9 out of 10 Apple users updates their OS within 90 days of iOS 7's launch. We are expecting the same adoption rates for iOS 8 as well.
- There will be 11 cleared devices for the iOS 8 launch. Some will utilize more features than others, but nevertheless most will be running the latest operating system.
- Contextually aware apps are some of the most

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#2: The Evolution of iOS from iOS 1 - iOS 8 by 7DayShop
- The first OS was called "iPhone OS" and had no support for native 3rd party apps.
- The iPad debuted in iOS 3 and they called it "iOS meets the big screen".
- The iPhone 6's camera sensors have been upgraded from "focus pixel" to DSLR-like photo quality.

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#3: iOS 8 - Say Goodbye to Your Data by wondershare
- After the iOS 7 update, over 20,000 people lost their data when upgrading their device.
- Before upgrading to iOS 8, consider that the upgrade requires at least 2GB of storage space, and when done over wifi even more.
- There are also many options for transferring data to a new iPhone 6 as well as data destruction.

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#4: iWant - Features People Want in an iPhone 6 by ebay
- The top 3 features people look for in a new iPhone is a crack resistant screen, a longer lasting battery, and water resistance.
- Men are one and a half times more likely than women to want features including a removable battery, mobile wallet, and a sapphire glass screen.
- The way iPhones are used now is very interesting as well. 36% of males and 48% of females use it for Facebook, 73% of males prefer voice calls, 81% of females prefer SMS/text messages, and Apple users are browsing the internet more than other phone users.

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#5: How Much Innovation Was There in Each iPhone Model by Ruby Media Corporation and FinancesOnline.com
- Surprisingly, the iPhone 4 had by far the most number of new innovations in all of the iPhone models, with 12 complete new features.
- In first quarter 2011, Apple overook Nokia as the world's largest handset vendor by revenue.
- The world's first smartphone came out in 1994 by IBM and it was called Simon. It had a touchscreen that could send emails, write notes, and manage a calendar!

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