Apple has once again cemented its position as a leader in the tech industry with its latest quarterly financial results, which have set a new record high for iPhone sales. The period ending December 27, 2025, saw the Cupertino giant generate an astonishing revenue of nearly $85.27 billion from iPhone sales alone, a figure that is expected to continue to grow despite the hefty price tags attached to many of its latest smartphones.
According to CEO Tim Cook, the demand for iPhones was nothing short of staggering, with the current lineup being the strongest and most popular yet. This sentiment was echoed by investors and analysts alike, who are likely breathing a sigh of relief after what appears to be a period of unprecedented growth for the company.
However, it's worth noting that Apple has traditionally been tight-lipped about sales figures, so it's difficult to gauge exactly how many iPhones were sold during this quarter. Nevertheless, the sheer revenue generated by iPhone sales suggests that millions of units were shifted across the globe, with prices ranging from several hundred to over $1,000.
The success of Apple's latest iPhone lineup has had a ripple effect on other areas of the business, with services revenue also experiencing significant growth. In fact, this quarter saw services revenue soar 14 percent year-over-year, reaching just over $30 billion and marking the biggest quarter yet for the company in terms of total revenue. With the overall figure coming in at nearly $143.76 billion, it's clear that Apple is still riding high on its wealth and success.
The impressive earnings report has left many to wonder if this will be a sustainable trend for the company. One thing is certain, however: Apple remains a major player in the tech industry, with a loyal customer base and a reputation for innovation that continues to drive growth and revenue.
According to CEO Tim Cook, the demand for iPhones was nothing short of staggering, with the current lineup being the strongest and most popular yet. This sentiment was echoed by investors and analysts alike, who are likely breathing a sigh of relief after what appears to be a period of unprecedented growth for the company.
However, it's worth noting that Apple has traditionally been tight-lipped about sales figures, so it's difficult to gauge exactly how many iPhones were sold during this quarter. Nevertheless, the sheer revenue generated by iPhone sales suggests that millions of units were shifted across the globe, with prices ranging from several hundred to over $1,000.
The success of Apple's latest iPhone lineup has had a ripple effect on other areas of the business, with services revenue also experiencing significant growth. In fact, this quarter saw services revenue soar 14 percent year-over-year, reaching just over $30 billion and marking the biggest quarter yet for the company in terms of total revenue. With the overall figure coming in at nearly $143.76 billion, it's clear that Apple is still riding high on its wealth and success.
The impressive earnings report has left many to wonder if this will be a sustainable trend for the company. One thing is certain, however: Apple remains a major player in the tech industry, with a loyal customer base and a reputation for innovation that continues to drive growth and revenue.
! I mean, who doesn't love those sleek designs and features? The prices might be steep, but people are willing to pay top dollar for the Apple experience 
. And it's awesome that their services revenue is also on the rise – that's a big win for the company. It'll be interesting to see how they balance innovation with affordability in the future... can't have everyone wanting an iPhone at $1000+, right? 
! $85 billion from iphone sales alone is mind-blowing 
...anyway can't wait to see what's next for this tech giant 
its like every student at my school has an iphone lol. seriously though, this shows how much people love their new phones and its a good sign for the company. but idk if they can keep up this growth with prices as high as they are 
, like, what's the big deal? Everyone's just going to keep on buying them because they're trendy or whatever 
. And don't even get me started on how overpriced they are 
? The fact that services revenue is up 14% is cool and all, but let's be real, it's not like people are using their iPhones because they're actually enjoying them 
. It's just the usual stuff: social media, games, and endless scrolling through their feeds 
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it's like this little pup trying to catch its own tail and failing miserably at the same time. I swear I laughed out loud, my coffee spilled all over my keyboard lol what a morning! anyway back to Apple... yeah they're killing it but have you tried that new iPhone case? it's so pricey 
but seriously, it's crazy to see the growth in services revenue too. 14% year-over-year is no joke! 
i'm curious to see if this trend will continue or if there are going to be some challenges ahead... maybe a new player will step up and give Apple a run for its money? 
And don't even get me started on the environmental impact of all these devices 
I mean, $85 billion from just iPhone sales? That's like me selling 80 million of my 'Laugh-a-Palooza' t-shirts online 
! Apple must be laughing all the way to the bank... or should I say, laughing at Google and Amazon with their shrinking wallets 
, people want 'em! And that services revenue growth is like me finally getting a decent Netflix subscription 
! Anyway, I'm not one to jinx success (or make fun of Apple's lack thereof 
I'm so stoked about Apple's latest earnings report! 
It's like they're firing on all cylinders and it's so inspiring to see! 
Plus, with their loyal customer base and commitment to innovation, I think Apple is in for a bright future. Can't wait to see what's next! 
, but honestly, the prices are getting ridiculous 
anyway, i'm so glad tim cook and co. are doing well 
and it's awesome to see services revenue on the rise too 
. I need some credible sources to back up these claims before I start jumping on the iPhone bandwagon.