WWDC 2020 Keynote: By the Numbers

Every time Apple holds a keynote event, the company shares a variety of numbers related to things like user counts for certain products, software performance improvements, and customer satisfaction. With the company announcing the future of key platforms like iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS, there was unsurprisingly a lot of data mentioned at today’s WWDC event.

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We’ve collected some of the most interesting numbers shared on-stage during the keynote and on Apple’s product pages:

iOS and iPad OS

Siri knows 20 times more facts than 3 years ago

Messages has seen a 40% increase in messages sent and a 2x increase in group messages

Memoji include over 20 new headwear and hairstyles

There are 3 new Memoji stickers: hug, fist bump, and blush

There are over 1 million apps designed for the iPad

There has been a 1000x GPU performance improvement from the first to most recent iPad Pro

watchOS

There are over 20,000 Apple Watch apps

The Workout app has been renamed Fitness and has added 3 new exercises (Dance, Core, and Functional Strength

The Mac and macOS

Safari on the Mac is 50% faster than Chrome at loading frequently visited websites

The Mac Developer Transition Kit includes

an A12Z processor

512GB SSD

16GB RAM

The Mac transition to Apple Silicon will take 2 years

All The Rest

There are now 23 million developers

CarPlay is available in 97% of US cars and 80% of cars worldwide

Users have created 200 million Sign In with Apple accounts

Kayak says its users are 2 times more likely to sign up with Sign In with Apple

Apple has shipped 2 billion Apple-designed systems on a chip