Technology · 31 January 2026

Apple iPhone sales reach record, Mac sales decline.

Apple's latest quarter showed strong iPhone sales, setting a new record. This helped overall revenue climb 16% to $144 billion, boosted by markets like China and India. However, Mac computer sales dropped by over 7%, and wearables also saw a 3% decline. CEO Tim Cook noted supply issues. The company also confirmed a deal with Google to integrate Gemini AI into future products, aiming to improve Siri.

By BriefTea Editorial · 31 January 2026 at 9:48

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