A study published a year ago by traffic analysis site Statcounter to coincide with the launch of the iPhone 14, Percentage of Apple smartphone users in various European countriesSome interesting data reveal that the countries with the strongest economies are the countries that support the use of iPhone the most, revealing that they prefer the USA mobile technology.

numbers The percentages obtained are as of September 2022. and with them a map was shown, in which we aimed to remember how the sales of bitten apples are positioned in the European market.

Share of iOS in EU

There is no doubt that the iOS operating system is one of the favorites of European citizens, because with its ups and downs, Apple has a consolidated market in this part of the world.

Map of iPhone users in Europe

What has become clear is that the richest countries have the largest number of iPhones. 60-70 percent of users are concentrated in Norway and Denmark; 50-60 percent are represented by Sweden, the United Kingdom, Iceland and Switzerland; 40-50 percent of users are dispersed between France, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands and Ireland.

AND The percentage of users using iPhones in Spain is between 20-30%, one of the lowest rangescauses more use of the Android operating system. But it’s time to wait for the data being worked on in 2023 to find out what changes are in the market.

According to the same research, the highest support for Apple is found in Monaco with 69.91 percent. The lowest level is in Poland with 10.99%.

iPhone 15 changed thanks to Europe

Apple’s next release is the iPhone 15, and it’s expected to happen in September of this year. It is precisely thanks to European law that the device has undergone one of the most significant changes in its history after the European Parliament supported the approval of the USB-C standard for cable connection.

especially The purpose of the European Union in bringing this legislation is to reduce e-waste. The idea comes from the fact that if more devices work with the same type of cable, fewer devices and chargers are wasted. According to the European committee, 11,000 tons of chargers are thrown away every year, and reusing chargers could save users €250m.