It's not about the current data, it's about the trends.
This is like saying that "90% of people still uses horse-powered vehicles to make their trips" five years after the invention of the steam engine.
This is like saying that "90% of people still uses horse-powered vehicles to make their trips" five years after the invention of the steam engine.
The only real trend is that Android is gaining ground -- which is no surprise, given that Android phones are the cheapest to make, and will only get cheaper!
Nokia/Symbian phones have just as many 'rich' features as their iOS/Android cousins. They're just not marketed as well, and they don't have the orgiastic support of the tech blogs.