That right there is why in terms of money and profit Apple is such a beast. (Even if 80m is optimistic)

From the software point of view:

Manufacturers pay nothing for Android and "pennies" for Windows RT... sure if you look hard enough you can fnd details online.

So even if Windows RT (excluding surface) and Android greatly outsell iOS, Apple comes out far richer.

From the hardware point of view:

Android's flagship Samsung is making damn good money.

Apple collects on every piece of hardware.

Surface is wait and see for MS.

Nokia windows 8 phone is looking disappointing.

A few points:

1. Statcounter completely ignores the iPad, which represents the bulk of iOS web usage. I'm not sure if they even count iPod Touch users.

2. Statcounter counts every single hit a web site gets. So a PC user spamming refresh on a blog will generate one point every single time, while a user who checks the hours of a store will generate a single point in their metrics. The PC user generates far more hits, but is he really a more important user than the guy doing a single search for store hours?

3. Finally, it's well known that a great deal of mobile internet usage is buried in apps, where Statcounter cannot analyze it.

I'll leave you with one more interesting, but misleading, metric. Email use:

http://emailclientmarketshare.com

Here iOS is represents 31% of usage, but the problem is that the methodology relies on the client displaying images. Not all clients do. 

Lol...your just too much. Are you being serious? I hope for your sake that you're not.

Wow...just wow. 

Re-read my post and then re-read your post and then you'll realise how ridiculous you sound. 

On a side note, you shouldn't be so defensive of android/offensive of apple. It's not healthy.