The Galaxy S III and the iPhone 4S stand apart from the rest of the field.
(Credit: CNET)
Apple and Samsung Electronics' lead over the rest of the handset field only widened in the second quarter, with the two companies combining for a staggering 108 percent of the industry's operating profit.
How can two companies exceed the 100-percent mark? When several of the other companies, including Research in Motion, Nokia, Motorola, and Sony, posted hefty operating losses in the period.
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