Down 17%, iPhone sales drop at a record pace
Apple posted better earnings and revenue than Wall Street expected for the March 2019 quarter — even as sales of its flagship iPhones were $6.5 billion lighter in the period, down by 17 per cent.
iPhones sales fell at their steepest-ever rate during the three months to the end of March but are showing signs of stabilising, the BBC reported.
Apple lifted its outlook for the three months to June, sending its shares over 5 per cent higher in after-hours trading.
