Apple Sold 3 Billion iPhones Since its Launch

Apple, a popular iPhone creation worldwide, has reported that it has shown three billion units of this smartphone since the launch. The company’s Tim Cook said that since its launch about 18 years ago, Apple has recently achieved the achievement of three billion units of iPhone.

The company has a revenue of $ 94.4 billion (about Rs 8.22 lakh crore) in the third quarter of this year. This is an increase of about percentage compared to the same period of the previous year. The iPhone accounts for about 50 percent in this revenue. Apple completed its one billion units of its shipment in 2016 after the launch of the iPhone. However, the company did not say when the shipment figure of two billion units of the iPhone was achieved. It is estimated that it would take less than four years to reach the shipment of three billion units of the iPhone after this.

Apple received a profit of $ 23.42 billion (about 2.04 lakh rupees) in the third quarter. The company’s MAC and iPad have been at $ 8.05 billion (about 0.70 lakh crore rupees) and $ 6.58 billion (about 0.57 lakh crore rupees) respectively. The sales of iPhones are also increasing in India. Apple’s iPhone 16 has the highest shipment in the second quarter of this year in the country. The company is expected to ship around 28 million iPhone in India in the second quarter. This will increase by about 20 percent on a year-on-year basis. Despite the weak season in the country’s smartphone market and the scorching heat in many states, iPhone sales are likely to be strong.

The company’s sales in the country have also increased with discounts and financed options on iPhones. Apple opened two retail stores in India about two years ago. Apple plans to start new stores in the country soon. Earlier this year, Cook had said that the company plans to open four new stores in the country. The company’s current stores are in Delhi and Mumbai. Apple plans to open new stores in Sky City Mall in Borivili, Mumbai and Finix Mall of Asia in Bangalore.