The Numbers From Apple’s WWDC 2014 Keynote

Apple CEO Tim Cook walked on stage today and kicked off the company’s 25th Worldwide Developers Conference with his usual opening remarks and “state of the business” facts and numbers. From the number of attendees to iOS devices sold and OS X stats, these numbers are interesting as they’re typically shared throughout the year in dedicated events or press releases; at WWDC, Apple can provide a mid-year overview before switching gears to talk about iOS or OS X.

We’ve compiled the most important numbers from Apple’s WWDC 2014 keynote below.

Milestone year for WWDC: 25th anniversary of the conference. It started in 1990 with 1300 developers

Over 1000 Apple engineers available at WWDC

Attendees from 69 countries; 70% of them are first-time attendees

Youngest developer in the audience is 13 years-old

Over 9 million registered developers, up 47% from last year

Mac installed base has now reached 80 million

40 million copies of OS X Mavericks have been installed, most successful release in OS X history

51% of Mac installed base in on Mavericks, fastest adoption ever for Apple

800 million iOS devices have been sold to date

iPod touch has passed 100 million units sold

iPad has passed 200 million units sold

iPhone has passed 500 million units sold

130 million customers bought an iOS device in the past 12 months for the first time

iOS 7 has reached 89% share of the iOS installed base

98% of the Fortune 500 companies use iOS

1.2 million apps are available on the App Store

300 million people visit the App Store every week

75 billion apps have been downloaded from the App Store

The latest version of Xcode has been downloaded over 14 million times

Touch ID is being used by over 83% of iPhone 5s customers

There are 4000 new developer APIs in the new iOS 8 SDK

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