Samsung, RIM, LG, Acer and Microsoft falls on Wall Street - Apple is rising

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Do we see some sign that $APPL are beating the rest, also on the Wall Street? 
  • In the Q1 declaration we've seen that Samsung, RIM, LG, Acer and Microsoft have delivered less than analyst expected. Apple however, bet the analysts again. 
  • Last week it was reported that iPhone growth was 115% and the market only 20%. 

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