The company shared the latest on its new mobile operating system and more at Tuesday's event in San Francisco. October 22, 2013 10:18 AM PDT Apple CEO Tim Cook at the company's press event in San Francisco, California. (Credit: James Martin / CNET) The most anticipated Apple news of the day is new iPads, but the Cupertino company also used its press event at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in downtown San Francisco to rattle off a bevy of big numbers surrounding its business. Here's the latest: 200 million iOS devices were running iOS 7 just five days after launch. Now, nearly two-thirds of devices, or 64 percent, are running iOS 7, CEO Tim Cook said. One month after release, there are 20 million users of iTunes Radio who have collectively listened to 1 billion songs. There are 1 million total apps on the App Store and there have been 60 billion cumulative downloads. Developers have earned more than $13 billion to date. Apple announces new Mavericks OS, Macbooks and Mac Pro (pictures) 1-2 of 30 Scroll Left Scroll Right This is a developing story. Follow our CNET live blog and see all of today's Apple news.

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The company shared the latest on its new mobile operating system and more at Tuesday's event in San Francisco.

October 22, 2013 10:18 AM PDT

Apple CEO Tim Cook at the company's press event in San Francisco, California.

(Credit: James Martin / CNET)

The most anticipated Apple news of the day is new iPads, but the Cupertino company also used its press event at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in downtown San Francisco to rattle off a bevy of big numbers surrounding its business.

Here's the latest:

200 million iOS devices were running iOS 7 just five days after launch. Now, nearly two-thirds of devices, or 64 percent, are running iOS 7, CEO Tim Cook said.

One month after release, there are 20 million users of iTunes Radio who have collectively listened to 1 billion songs.

There are 1 million total apps on the App Store and there have been 60 billion cumulative downloads. Developers have earned more than $13 billion to date.