ZDnet points out that the report is conducted in a vacuum and doesn’t really take into account any serious growth from other smartphone competitors, like BlackBerry, Palm (NSDQ: PALM) or Android. To be sure, Nokia could be considered a bit behind the game right now, as it waits for its dominate operating system—Symbian—to release a new smartphone version of its platform that could more easily support touchscreen phones and the developer market. Apple is undeniably a force that others must compete against. However, with Generator also projecting the overall number of wireless subscribers worldwide to grow by around 2 billion to reach nearly 6 billion by the end of 2013, there will likely be a couple of winners.