Apple by the numbers, from WWDC 2013
Here are the latest numbers from Apple on product sales and more, courtesy of the company's Worldwide Developers Conference.
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At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, Apple touted the latest numbers for its devices, apps, and operating systems circa June 10, 2013.
- iOS devices sold: 600 million
- Percentage of iOS users using iOS 6: 93 percent
- Mac installations: 72 million, more than double the number from five years ago
- Mac sales: Have risen 100 percent over the past five years, versus just 18 percent for Windows PCs
- Mountain Lion sales: 28 million since its debut, making it the best-selling release of Apple's desktop OS
- Apps in App Store: 900,000
- Number of apps geared for the iPad: 375,000
- Number of apps downloaded since the the App store opened five years ago: 50 billion
- Number of store accounts in the App Store: 575 million
- Amount Apple has paid developers to date: $10 billion
- Amount paid to developers just this year: $5 billion
- Number of Apple retail stores around the world: 407
- Number of customers who visit an Apple Store each day: 1 million
- iCloud accounts: More than 300 million
- iTunes in the Cloud users: 300 million
- Number of iCloud push messages: 800 billion