And Android has... what adoption of its newest OS, was it? 

Never get tired of hearing it, and this thread's gonna be all about it again.

It's something amazing like 7%. I'm surprised that not every man, woman, child and mammal on the planet doesn't have an Android device... at least according to their reported activation numbers ;)

Also, if our household is at all typical, there are a meaningful number of in-use iOS devices that cannot (3G, iPad 1, first iPod Touches) or probably should not (3GS, mid-gen iPod Touches) install iOS6. And then all the iPad 2s that were gifted to less technologically literate family members who will get upgraded the next time the family gets together. Look for a bump in adoption again at Thanksgiving and Christmas!

and how was the adoption of the previous iOSs after one month?
Yes, I could google it but... I"d expect AI to write better articles.

I'm pretty sure Jelly Bean was under 2% as of last check, probably over that by now. Ice Cream Sandwich was under 15% and it's been out since June. On top of that Google is supposed to be announcing 4.2 (Key Lime Pie?) in a couple days. Pathetic adoption rates and crazy fragmentation. Who doesn't want to get in on that business???

I didn't think the previous number was too impressive but 60% is phenomenal.

Just think how high the adoption rate would be if they allowed 6.0 on the original iPad.

That's incredible. It definite boon for app developers, which in turn is a boon for Apple and consumers. It's a virtuous circle.

well of course iOS devices will having a higher adoption rates, all new iDevices come with it. There are still Android phones being sold with 2.X! ICS is up to 24% after a year and JB is up to 1.8%, as of the beginning of Oct.