Fortune has posted a look at Apple's quarterly iPhone sales since June 2007.
In the 2nd fiscal quarter that ended in March, when the company sold a record 18.65 million units, the iPhone and related products and services generated $12.3 billion in revenue, almost exactly 50% of Apple's total sales for the quarter -- more than the Mac, iPod and iPad combined.
So when Apple reports its 3rd quarter earnings next week, everybody who follows the company -- from its most steadfast investors to its fiercest competitors -- will be paying particular attention to how many iPhones it sold.
Fortune polled 42 analysts and found that Wall Street's consensus for Apple's third quarter is 16.6 million iPhone units sold. The overall average is a little over 17 million.
Take a look below to see the amazing growth the iPhone has had in such short time.
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In the 2nd fiscal quarter that ended in March, when the company sold a record 18.65 million units, the iPhone and related products and services generated $12.3 billion in revenue, almost exactly 50% of Apple's total sales for the quarter -- more than the Mac, iPod and iPad combined.
So when Apple reports its 3rd quarter earnings next week, everybody who follows the company -- from its most steadfast investors to its fiercest competitors -- will be paying particular attention to how many iPhones it sold.
Fortune polled 42 analysts and found that Wall Street's consensus for Apple's third quarter is 16.6 million iPhone units sold. The overall average is a little over 17 million.
Take a look below to see the amazing growth the iPhone has had in such short time.
Read More