In its first fiscal quarter of 2025, Apple beat easily on the top and bottom lines. iPhone sales were weak, as expected, but Services revenue were strong, as were sales of Macs and iPads.
From "Apple earnings preview: Here's what to expect" which aired Thursday on CNBC.
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"The staggered rollout of AI should also result in a stronger-for-longer iPhone upgrade cycle as release of new features and new geographies should drive strong word of mouth advertising." — Analyst Amit Daryanani
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