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Apple sold 45.5 million iPhones last quarter

customers buy iphone 7 at apple store
customers buy iphone 7 at apple store

AP

Some happy iPhone 7 customers.

Apple’s earnings for the third quarter are out, and the big number on everyone’s mind is iPhone sales.

Apple reported that it sold 45.5 million iPhones last quarter. Analysts were expecting 45 million iPhone sales. It’s a slight beat.

iPhone sales have been in decline all year, as Apple faces a saturated high-end smartphone market.

This was the first quarter to represent at least some iPhone 7 sales. But the iPhone 7 only went on sale on September 16. Next quarter, which includes the holidays, will be the big test for the iPhone 7.

The iPhone may also get a boost from Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 debacle this fall. Samsung was forced to cancel and recall the Note 7 following several reports that the device overheated and started smoking and/or caught fire.

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