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Apple reports best-ever iPhone sales

Apple’s iPhone sales surge to new quarterly high despite early missteps in artificial intelligence

Apple’s iPhone sales soared to a new quarterly record during the holiday season, despite artificial intelligence blunders that prompted the technology trendsetter to get a helping hand from Google.

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Apple sales surge 16% on ‘staggering’ iPhone demand

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Record iPhone sales lead Apple to its best quarter of all time

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Memory Shortage Haunts Apple’s Blowout iPhone Sales

iPhone revenue surged 23% year over year to more than $85 billion.

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Apple earnings soar as China iPhone sales surge

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Apple Posts Blowout iPhone Sales, but Investors Focus on Higher Costs

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Apple forecasts strong sales growth as iPhone demand in Asia rebounds

Before the call, Cook told Reuters in an interview: "The demand for iPhone was simply staggering, with revenue growing 23% year over year to achieve its biggest quarter in history."

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Apple Earnings Beat Expectations as iPhone Sales Surge to Four-Year High

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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says iPhone Sales Were 'Simply Staggering' Towards End of 2025

Apple edges up after Q1 revenue jumps 16% on record iPhone sales

Apple Q1 FY2026 earnings beat estimates as iPhone sales hit records, boosting revenue, China growth and cash flow.

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Apple sales top $100B despite missing iPhone forecasts — but CEO Tim Cook expects big holiday quarter

Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook on Thursday gave a forecast for holiday quarter iPhone sales and overall revenue that beat Wall Street expectations, powered by orders for iPhone 17 models that the company is racing to fulfill amid continuing supply constraints. The constraints, as well as delays in shipping new phones to China, led Apple to miss iPhone sales forecasts in the fiscal fourth ...

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Will Apple’s rumored A18-powered budget MacBook be a winner?

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes this’ll sell around 5-7 million units in 2026, bringing the Mac lineup back to its COVID-19 peak of around 25 million annual units. This means that the new budget MacBook might make up at least 20% of overall MacBook sales.