You might say Apple's only dominant market share is in the US (50%) but the reality is that the US dictates what's cool and what's not.
Hospitals, wall street banks and hedgefunds, almost all the big F500 corporations and people who actually do meaningful work for laboratories, engineering plants and refineries, and factories making microchips to cars to Aeroplanes are more than likely to be on Windows.
You've been mislead which makes sense since Apple has the effect more on impressionable people. The world literally runs on Windows. The internet runs on Linux. Apple makes premium consumer devices.
Add macOS' market share and Apple's the single manufacturer of the most popular OSs in the US, with quite a lead even.
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> Hospitals, wall street banks and hedgefunds, almost all the big F500 corporations and people who actually do meaningful work for laboratories, engineering plants and refineries, and factories making microchips to cars to Aeroplanes are more than likely to be on Windows.
By saying something about iOS. Engineering plants don't run iOS.
Apple is already screwing over Facebook (look at the features in iOS 15), which is why they could consider doing this.
$2000 to 3000 phone.
Runs Android.
And you know Apple is going to do what they always do. Copy it.
Funny how Apple keeps copying the 'poor man's ideas.
Now, if you're only focused on what's cool and what isn't, of course Apple is going to be the only thing you see... because you're looking for it.
https://qz.com/1575481/would-steve-jobs-like-the-ipad-today/
>The first is that Steve Jobs unabashedly hated styluses. When introducing the first iPhone in 2007, the Apple founder said, “Who wants a stylus? You have to get ’em, put ’em away, you lose ’em. Yuck! Nobody wants a stylus. So let’s not use a stylus.”
https://money.cnn.com/2015/09/10/technology/apple-pencil-ste...
I wonder for how long that will stay true, give it a decade and I think that era will be over.