iPhone sales set new record at $51.3 billion in March quarter: Tim Cook

New Delhi. Apple sold $51.3 billion worth of iPhones in its March quarter, a record for the company, and the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus continued to delight users with their long-lasting batteries and advanced cameras. The company’s CEO Tim Cook gave this information.

According to him, iPhone 14 Pro users keep praising the most powerful camera system ever in an iPhone.

“This March, we look forward to expanding Emergency SOS by bringing this critical safety feature via satellite to even more users in six new countries,” Cook told analysts during the company’s 2023 second-quarter earnings call on Thursday. We are now offering this important service in 12 countries and I am grateful for every note we have received from around the world about the life-saving impact of our security features.”

Apple Services also set an all-time record with revenue of $20.9 billion for the March quarter.

“We’ve achieved all-time revenue records across the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud and paid services, and now, with more than 975 million paid subscriptions, we’re reaching even more people with our services,” Cook explained. “

Apple Mac reported revenue of $7.2 billion in the March quarter, in line with the company’s expectations, and iPad revenue of $6.7 billion.

Similar to Mac, iPad revenue performance was impacted by macroeconomic challenges and foreign exchange headwinds.

Revenue in wearables, home and accessories stood at $8.8 billion.(IANS)

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