The Apple financial report for fiscal Q2 2019 marks a shift in priorities for the company-- it makes no mention of iPhone sales, instead concentrating on the growth of the company's services wing.
As such, Apple revenues for the quarter total $58 billion, a decline of -5% Y-o-Y, with profits reaching $11.6bn. Gross margin clocks at 37.6%, compared to 38.3% in Q1 2018, and international sales account for 61% of revenue. The company gives no iPhone or iPad sales number, instead simply stating services revenues (covering App Store, iCloud, Apple Pay and AppleCare, among others) reach an all-time high of $11.5bn.