Apple figures show success of iPhone
24/10/08 23:31
Apple Pass 10 million iPhone mark
Looking at the figures from last quarter’s financial results, there is little doubt as to the success of the iPhone. Apple have now passed the 10 million mark, something they stated they would do by the end of 2008. Reaching this point over two months early shows the strength of the iPhone 3G and the boost it hs given to the iPhone figures since its launch this summer. What makes this more unusual is the revenue stream this generates. Apple will continue to profit from these sales as it has agreed a slice of the monthly mobile fees paid to the carriers, such as O2 and AT&T.
We expect that Apple will have news about the iPhone in the new year, possibly at Macworld. The first iPhone will be 18 months old in January, and it would seem likely that new models of iPhone would be introduced in 2009.
Looking at the figures from last quarter’s financial results, there is little doubt as to the success of the iPhone. Apple have now passed the 10 million mark, something they stated they would do by the end of 2008. Reaching this point over two months early shows the strength of the iPhone 3G and the boost it hs given to the iPhone figures since its launch this summer. What makes this more unusual is the revenue stream this generates. Apple will continue to profit from these sales as it has agreed a slice of the monthly mobile fees paid to the carriers, such as O2 and AT&T.
We expect that Apple will have news about the iPhone in the new year, possibly at Macworld. The first iPhone will be 18 months old in January, and it would seem likely that new models of iPhone would be introduced in 2009.
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