comScore reported that 15.4 million iPhones were in use in the US as of November. (25% share of 61.5 million total smartphones.)
We also know that about 75 million iPhones were sold by November since the product launched. With about 17 million units older than two years, and assuming that half of those might still be in use and that all the iPhones less than 2 years old are still in use, we get an upper bound of 66.5 million iPhones in use globally.
That means 23% of all iPhones are in use in the US and that 77% are in use outside the US.
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