> also have a millennial son, who is an IOS coder, and he tells me that all kids in college have iPhone these days. My other son in high school says the same,

> also have a millennial son, who is an IOS coder, and he tells me that all kids in college have iPhone these days. My other son in high school says the same, every kid in his class has an Apple device. So, my son who is an IOS developer says not to worry about Android and to become proficient in IOS only, because that's the only one which is going to matter on the long run I'd be highly skeptical of claims that Apple's platform is going to be the only one that matters in the future, especially based on the subjective opinions of two people who may travel in unrepresentative social circles. It's sort of like that quote "How could Nixon have won? Nobody I know voted for him."