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As of March 2021, Apple’s iPhone XR accounted for 24.5 percent of total iPhone sales and continues to be Apple’s most sold iPhone model since December 2018. Releasing new versions of its massively successful smartphone each year, Apple has been able to achieve consistently high quarterly sales of its iPhone products.
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Since the release of the original iPhone in June of 2007, Apple’s line of smartphones has consistently ranked among the most popular devices in the world in terms of market share. In the United States, nearly half of all smartphone users use an iPhone, and with over a billion phones sold throughout the products’ history, there is no denying their widespread success.
Apple
Although the iPhone is the company’s biggest revenue generator by far, Apple offers a multitude of products across a variety of consumer electronics categories. The company’s products include everything from a line of laptops (MacBook) to a line of smart watches (Apple Watch). One of the biggest tech firms in the world, Apple’s revenue figures frequently double those of some other tech giants: Google and Microsoft.
iPhone
Since the release of the original iPhone in June of 2007, Apple’s line of smartphones has consistently ranked among the most popular devices in the world in terms of market share. In the United States, nearly half of all smartphone users use an iPhone, and with over a billion phones sold throughout the products’ history, there is no denying their widespread success.
Apple
Although the iPhone is the company’s biggest revenue generator by far, Apple offers a multitude of products across a variety of consumer electronics categories. The company’s products include everything from a line of laptops (MacBook) to a line of smart watches (Apple Watch). One of the biggest tech firms in the world, Apple’s revenue figures frequently double those of some other tech giants: Google and Microsoft.
