Amidst the prominent headlines of Apple (AAPL) disclosing $111.2 billion in revenue and $2.01 in diluted earnings per share for the March 2026 quarter, there exists a significant temporal disparity. The market is understandably centering on the impressive 22 percent year-over-year increase in iPhone revenue, which hit a new peak of $57 billion, fueled by the iPhone 17 hardware cycle.
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