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Ummm, we’ve been talking about this chart.

Perhaps you should look at THIS chart instead:

This chart is a bit dated, representing the last quarter of 2010... but the change is a reduction in the size of RIM, Windows, and Nokia and an increase in both Apple and Android.

I'm curious why you root for foreign companies to keep the profits so strongly over an American company...

You STILL have not addressed the SECOND half of the MobileLens graphic you posted showing that Samsung, RIM and Motorola are eating their own markets and LG is barely holding it's own (with a 0.1% gain) while only Apple is making significant gains in the overall cell phone market. It appears they are selling only to their previous customers while Apple is selling to customers from other makers. Note that this is the traditional dead quarter in Consumer Electronics following the Holiday quarter... and Apple GAINED on that quarter!

“I’m curious why you root for foreign companies to keep the profits so strongly over an American company...”

Remind me where Apple products are made again?

Since you seem to believe that Android has stalled care to make a prediction on next quarter’s data? Will Android’s market share go up or down? And considering the new phones that have been released over the last couple months and the one’s soon to be, what do you think that’s going to do the the numbers?