Steve Wozniak wants that Apple and Google to become partners

In a program broadcast on BBC News, Steve Wozniak said that he wished that Google and Apple are partners. As we know, in 1970 Steve Jobs met Steve Wozniak, then along with Ronald Wayne created this successful company called Apple.
During the program, Wozniak said voice recognition software system on Android is more accurate compared to Siri. It often happens that when visiting their favorite restaurant, it is not recognized by Siri, but Android. Steve says that this is because the Android operating system fully benefit from the Google search engine and a possible partnership between Apple and Google as its desire most.
Steve believes that this possible Apple-Google partnership would lead to an enormous development of technology in portable terminals such as smart watches or spectacles like Google Glass. Wozniak today is no longer a man behind Apple, after retiring, so it does not affect the statements made in any future plans of Apple. 

Android dominate the market

More than 204 million Android phones sold globally in the last quarter only operating system supported by Google managed to climb this year to 81.3% market share. For comparison, in the same period last year were shipped 129.6 million Android platform holding 75% of the market share dominated .
No. 2, Apple lose more market share, reaching iOS phones system to represent only 13.4% of total sales in the smartphone market, compared to 15.6% last year. Surprisingly, the decline comes amid increasing volume of mobile units shipped to 33.8 million over last year's result. The explanation comes from the Android camp, where sales have grown faster than last year, countering Apple's performances.

Microsoft has seen double the market share of Windows Phone mobile aside from 2% to 4%. The result is a 178% increase in sales volume from 3.7 million units a year ago to 10.2 million units this year. The Windows Phone platform is the fastest growing market share year after year. According to the Strategy Analytics, growth enjoyed by the Windows Phone platform is due almost entirely to sales of Nokia Lumia, well received in the markets of Europe, Asia and the United States.