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Apple is starting to feel threatened by Android in the smartphone arena, evident by their torrent of lawsuits (Samsung, HTC) directed at any company even contemplating using the Google OS. The current Android king is the Galaxy S2 from Samsung, a device enjoying 3 million units sold in the first two months of availability (a device not even available in the United States yet), and has also been the first phone to knock the iPhone 4 from its top position in UK sales chart since it was launched a year ago.
Samsung is the main competitor in the phone industry that Apple currently has an issue with, largely due to the Galaxy S, Galaxy Ace and of course the new Galaxy S2. According to the Apple lawsuit the Galaxy S and its spin-offs are copies of the iPhone, with Samsung trying to capitalize on the iPhone image and brand to achieve success. Certainly the Galaxy S does bear some physical resemblance to the iPhone, although most touchscreen phones tend to look fairly similar and the design used by the iPhone and Galaxy phones are not exactly highly unique ones.
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