“Apple reported one of the most sensational quarters in corporate history this week,” The Globe and Mail reports.
“Apple’s revenue has exploded in the past four years on the surging popularity of its iPhone smartphone and iPad tablet,” The Globe and Mail reports. “Their success has even helped to push up sales of its Mac computer to record levels – while supplanting sales of the declining iPod music player, which began the company’s renaissance a decade ago.”
The Globe and Mail reports, “The backbone of Apple’s explosive growth has been the iPhone, introduced in 2007. The smartphone got a boost in 2011 with the launch of the 4S model – which includes a personal digital butler known as Siri – and accounted for more than half of revenue in Apple’s historically strong ‘Christmas’ first quarter, ended Dec. 31.”
Check out the complete interactive graphs for Apple’s financials, geography, and sales here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Sarah” for the heads up.]