It isn't unique to Apple, companies are always suing eachother.
Yes, every company does it.
But do they do it for stupid reasons like apple?
Why do apple sue nearly every single company that produce something which is competing very well with their products?
And why is it that their cases are always made public like everywhere?
2007 - 1,389,000 iPhones sold
2008 - 11,625,000 iPhones sold
2009 - 20,731,000 iPhones sold
2010 - 39,989,000 iPhones sold
Q1-Q3 2011 - 55,230,000 iPhones sold
Assuming that rate keeps up they would sell 73.6 million units this year, that's an 84% increase in sales over last year.
Where are those stats from?
What about comparing to android sales?
Ok, not decreasing (if from a good source), however with the way that android is growing apple are seriously going to have to do something completely different in the future if they want to keep those sales up. IIRC, did android not take over apple a good bit ago?
How many android handsets are being activated each day compared to iphones?
Clearly they can keep up, they just have a longer product cycle.
Need stats comparing both from a reputable site?
And I meant more just the technical aspect of it, which they most certainly can't (they could if they wanted probably, but they aren't and I can never see them doing that), already a few months after the GS2, sensation etc. there are even better mobiles coming out shortly and then after another few months there will be even more and better devices out.
Rumours that quad core will be here next year.
And also where is the iphone 5? The GS 2 has been out for quite a long time now and still no specs of the iphone 5 yet and not even a release date
iirc.
). The Galaxy S II hardware is certainly better overall but hardware is only half the story for most people, or perhaps even less than half.
And plus the reasons that they were slating it for was the same reasons as the apple fanboys "too light, cheap looking etc." 
