> Personally, though, I think there's an even easier way to win back the hearts and minds of, at the very least, some teenagers, and — bonus — it's a tried-and-

> Personally, though, I think there's an even easier way to win back the hearts and minds of, at the very least, some teenagers, and — bonus — it's a tried-and-true method. Samsung and Google need to position Apple as the brand relied on by parents above all else. In the same way teenagers left behind social networks like Facebook, iOS needs to be seen as a platform populated by the exact crowd they're trying to rebel against. Android: the choice of a new generation (tm). Numbers for teenagers in the US having iPhones and smart watches are astonishing though. Where do they find the cash? And if it's only devices given by their parents, how is it that all parents have iPhones?