Cupertino:Apple has reported results that exceeded analysts' expectations, citing a "revenue record" for the September quarter. The company's performance was bolstered by strong sales of iPhones and increased services revenue.
According to Sharjah 24, Apple CEO John Ternus, who succeeded Tim Cook in September, expressed optimism about the company's prospects. He highlighted the company's "most ambitious lineup yet," which includes new products anticipated to boost sales during the holiday season.
In September, Apple unveiled the 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, and its first folding phone, the Duo. Additionally, two new desktop computers were launched. The following month, Apple introduced HomeView, a smart display powered by Siri AI, and its first touchscreen MacBook Pro.
Analysts are expected to look for insights on Apple's outlook for the final quarter during the company's earnings call, scheduled for later on Monday.