The second quarter results are in. Stalwarts have fallen. New stars are rising, and a new king is crowned.

Generally, the environment was good for the industry, as global smartphone shipments grew an impressive 76 percent annually to reach a record 110 million units in the second quarter of 2011.

But in a surprise the long-time, perennial leader has fallen two places while two relatively new players are taking the top spots.

Could this quarter mark the beginning of a new generation dominant smartphone leaders?

Click Start to see the Winners and Losers of this quarters smartphone sales.

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