“In an investors note released Friday, Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster pegged iPhone sales for January through March — Apple’s second fiscal quarter — at 57 million units,” Lance Whitney reports for CNET. “If his prediction pans out, that would mean significant growth over the 43.7 million iPhones sold in the same period last year.”
“During the October-through-December quarter, Apple broke its own record by selling 74.5 million iPhones,” Whitney reports. “Most product sales naturally slow down following the holiday-shopping season.”
Whitney reports, “Apple is due to report its latest quarterly earnings on April 27.”
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MacDailyNews Take: We’d consider 13.3 million more units sold YOY in any quarter, much less the first quarter, to be a rousing success.
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