Check out this racing bar animation from Statista that shows Apple's incredible growth in the 21st century.
"Another Friday, another new Racing bar animation. This time we take look at @Apple's incredible journey in the 21st century to become the world's most valuable company."
---
In 2001 Apple unveiled iPod which was a tremendous success with several hundred million units sold. Due to the popularity of smartphones doubling as a personal music player, iPod declined in popularity. In 2007, the iPhone's release and the introduction of an interface with a design concept of creating a full-fledged computer in hand that could make calls and browse the internet marked a revolution in the global smartphone market. The iPhone is Apple's most successful product, contributing a major proportion of the company’s total revenue. In its 14th generation, the iPhone 12/12 mini line and the iPhone 12 Pro/12 Pro Max are the family's newest additions.
With the launch of the Apple Watch in early 2015, Apple entered the growing wearables market. The Apple Watch is now the most popular product in the wearables segment, with over 50 percent of the market share. In addition to this, the launch of AirPods in December 2016 marked Apple's entry into the market of true wireless stereo, steadily capturing a majority of the hearables market share. Apple’s line of products are supported by a range of services including Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, iCloud, as well as other services helping to keep people entertained, informed, connected, and fit. Apple’s services generate billions of U.S. dollars in revenue per quarter. The company has also entered the smart speakers market with the HomePods and is also working on augmented reality (AR) smart glasses running on rumored "rOS" with a first step in the AR market expected in 2022.
---
Take a look at the video below...
"Another Friday, another new Racing bar animation. This time we take look at @Apple's incredible journey in the 21st century to become the world's most valuable company."
---
In 2001 Apple unveiled iPod which was a tremendous success with several hundred million units sold. Due to the popularity of smartphones doubling as a personal music player, iPod declined in popularity. In 2007, the iPhone's release and the introduction of an interface with a design concept of creating a full-fledged computer in hand that could make calls and browse the internet marked a revolution in the global smartphone market. The iPhone is Apple's most successful product, contributing a major proportion of the company’s total revenue. In its 14th generation, the iPhone 12/12 mini line and the iPhone 12 Pro/12 Pro Max are the family's newest additions.
With the launch of the Apple Watch in early 2015, Apple entered the growing wearables market. The Apple Watch is now the most popular product in the wearables segment, with over 50 percent of the market share. In addition to this, the launch of AirPods in December 2016 marked Apple's entry into the market of true wireless stereo, steadily capturing a majority of the hearables market share. Apple’s line of products are supported by a range of services including Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, iCloud, as well as other services helping to keep people entertained, informed, connected, and fit. Apple’s services generate billions of U.S. dollars in revenue per quarter. The company has also entered the smart speakers market with the HomePods and is also working on augmented reality (AR) smart glasses running on rumored "rOS" with a first step in the AR market expected in 2022.
---
Take a look at the video below...