Apple reports record results for its September quarter, with revenue of $114.5 billion and iPhone sales driving the largest share of growth. Multiple outlets say Apple exceeded analyst expectations, citing a “revenue record” and strong iPhone demand during the quarter.
iPhone revenue is consistently presented as $57.58 billion (about $57.6 billion), up roughly 17% year over year, with outlets also pointing to Services reaching an all-time high. Services figures are reported as $31.6 billion, a new record, with outlets noting growth of about 10% and that Services continues to contribute a larger portion of total revenue.
Some coverage focuses more on product mix and timing, including the absence of a new standard iPhone model in the period. Other stories also include category-by-category detail, such as changes to iPad and Wearables, Home and Accessories, and mention that Apple’s Mac business grew. Overall, outlets largely agree on the core revenue, iPhone, and Services numbers, while differing in emphasis and added context.
