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Spotted by Redditor kaldeqca. What's interesting though is that these figures suggest that it wasn't at the expense of Apple's market share, it's more the other Android OEMs that lost ground to Google:
US and Canada:
Australia:
Japan:
I've been on Android since the beginning (and PalmOS and Microsoft phone for the 5 mins when it was pretty good). I'm finally going to Apple. Google is a smoking crater of a disaster of a company, burning itself to cinder in order to wring out a little more earnings for investors because there will never be a good idea in that company again. Just like Facebook. Just like Reddit. Just like Sammy.
Do no evil. lol imagine. Google is among the absolute worst.
Apple sucks. Tim Cook sucks. Turtlenecks should never be worn again. It took them a decade to make cut and paste work. And it's still better than the disaster Google + OEMs are at this point. Never thought I'd say that. Still won't touch MacOS with a ten foot pole though. Trash.
yea im still pissed off about GReader. what
oh shit guys we haven't had a good idea in a decade what are we gonna do to make money oh lol just raise youtube prices and make each ad break like 10 mins great idea bob you saved the company for another fiscal quarter