"Nokia continued to dominate the handset market, although its share dropped from 39.1 per cent to 36.2 per cent year on year, while Samsung maintained second place and improved its market share to 19.1 per cent, with sales of 51.4 million units.

Motorola regained fourth place after dropping to fifth in the fourth quarter of 2008, overtaking Sony Ericsson."

http://www.v3.co.uk/vnunet/news/2242579/mobile-phone-sales-continue

So you can see, no Apple, no Google (???), no Palm & no RIM.

@liv:
So you're one of those 'sheep' I keep hearing about?
Only willing to use software that everybody else uses just because you have no real opinion and probably no free mind.

I couldn't care less if Opera has a low marketshare.. the peeps that used Firefox when it first came out (before the hype) are the same ones who have now ditched it and use Opera for the features and speed.

It just takes a while before Opera is the new Firefox, and by then, 'we' will have found a better browser/solution, leaving you, and the other 'sheep' behind again.

Good night Liv'

@Mr.GiGs:
seriously.. who uses RM and/or RMVB?

uhm.. who are you talking too?

I liked how they used the CAM version..

doesn't work in Opera or Chrome.. so it infact doesn't "rock".

@Level 5 ;

The standard of cars in America is prety low, judging by your words..
You use the C-Class Mercedes as an example of the high-end driver, while across the pond in Europe the C-Class is mostly used as a taxi-cab.
And the number of times I've seen a Camry or an Accord the last week can be counted on one hand.

@Kaitou KID;

"netherlanders"?!

go back top school kid

I'm still content with my p2..

@themovielife; Ethics and morals aren't present on the interwebz