As an Android user, I think you've misanalyzed the stats:
- Despite being a far smaller population, iOS users represent a majority of mobile internet users
- Despite being a far smaller population, iOS users represent a majority of mobile spending on apps
I don't know what Android you're using, but my Android still has over half of it's entire install base (IE, more than all iPhone's out there) using Android 2.x or less and will never be updated.
Keeping (hundreds of) millions of devices stuck on old operating systems is not "winning" anything except install base numbers.
As an Android user-- where's Mailbox? Where's Vine? Where's any of the cool new apps that iOS users got months ago? (Heck, I have a Note II -- where's Android 4.2? How long do I have to wait to get a normal update! How long do I have to wait to even get an announcement that the update is coming?)
Android isn't "winning" anything outright except for the budget smartphone market. I'd love if it did win -- I want the good apps first!