1) The entry level phones far outsell any one, single Android flagship. Yes, that's the reality. Android owns the market from budget entries. That's not an excuse, that's a reality.
2) Why are you obsessing with monthly or quarterly sales? I say to you, again, that no one Android phone has ever outsold an iPhone model. Do your research.
3) The GS4 is projected to hit 10 million... You realize that means it hasn't sold that amount, right? And, by the way, the GS4 is to compete with the upcoming iPhone model, but something tells me you'll be posting the second the GS4 outsells any iPhone model, and even if it's just for an hour.
4) If you haven't seen a commercial for the GS4 yet, I'll take that to mean you don't own a TV.
5) iPhone's will likely never compete with Android devices in terms of raw hardware. And they don't need to.
For the last time, features, marketing, and the experience of using a device are what drives sales. Are you reading this? Walk into any carrier store. Ask 5 customers what they think of the Snapdragon 600. Ask whether they prefer IPS displays or AMOLED displays. You're only kidding yourself if you think the general consumer knows, or cares, about what specific hardware is part of the device.
I don't think you're comprehending the difference between hardware specifications and actual features.
Hardware specifications don't matter, iPhone's are premium devices. Please wake up and understand this.