Apple Giant Giant based in Cupertino announced the third quarter and seemed to have it recorded numbers.
Apple announced that it had set a new June quarter revenue record of $ 81.4 billion, up from 36% compared to last year.
Triggers the records that break this record has become growth in countries such as India, said Apple CEO of Cook Team.
“Most of the markets we track are growing two digits, with very strong growth in developing country markets, including India, Latin America and Vietnam,” Cook said on income calls.
Cook further said that Apple has a “extraordinary quarter for developing country markets in Q3.” Among countries where Apple reached a quarterly record was Apple and Cook said it could be associated with philosophy having something for everyone.
Referring to the most affordable iPhone – iPhone SE – Cook said that it remains an Apple entry point and an important part of the iPhone line up.
“I think we need to be a variety of points to accommodate the type of person we want to accommodate.
So we have something for entry buyers who really want to enter the iPhone and then something for the pro buyer who wants the best iPhone they can buy.” India It has become a market that is sensitive to prices for Apple and in recent years, the company has focused on more aggressive.
Apple, as Cook shows, does have an iPhone for everyone’s philosophy.
The iPhone SE starts under RS 40,000 while the very popular iPhone XR and iPhone 11 can be purchased under the RS 50,000 most often with offers and offers.
Apple continues to encourage growth as an iPhone aspirational value tower above anything that might be offered a rival cellphone.
Couples with aggressive prices and other factors, Apple roads for growth in India looks less wavy than in previous years.
Apple hit a number record as an Indian ‘shining’ in its growth
