Apple has reached a significant milestone with the sale of over 3 billion iPhones. This was announced by Apple CEO Tim Cook during the company's recent earnings call. The sales figures have steadily increased over the years, with Apple previously hitting the 1 billion mark in 2016 and the 2 billion mark in 2021.
Cook also reported a notable increase in iPhone sales during the second quarter of this year, contributing to a 10% rise in revenue compared to the same period last year. The company attributes some of this surge in sales to potential tariff implications, with rumors circulating about increased iPhone prices due to new government policies.
Apple is bracing for the financial impact of these tariffs, estimating a cost of $800 million in Q2 and expecting it to rise to $1.1 billion in Q3. Despite these challenges, Apple is gearing up to unveil its highly anticipated iPhone 17 family in September, including the rumored iPhone 17 Air model.
Stay tuned for the latest updates on Apple's sales performance and upcoming product launches.
