Apple is now shining brighter than any other private-sector company in history, as the first with a $1 trillion market value. Since starting out in a family garage in Silicon Valley more than 40 years ago, Apple weathered boardroom drama, market missteps, and even a close call with bankruptcy on its path to the milestone. The handsets account for more than half of the Cupertino-based company’s revenue.
However, iPhones accounted for 14.7 percent of the smartphones sold in 2017, while South Korean consumer electronics behemoth Samsung had 21.6 percent of that market. Apple shipped 41.3 million iPhones, claiming 12.1 percent of the global market. Apple has sold more than a billion iPhones. Since the death of Apple legendary
co-founder, Steve Jobs in 2011, analysts have watched for the company to wow the world with the next big thing. The tech company's stock jumped 2.8 percent to as high as $207.05 around midday today, bringing its gain to about 9 percent since Tuesday when it reported June-quarter results above expectations and said it bought back $20 billion of its own shares, Daily Mail reports.
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Iam Lucky Blings
May Steve Jobs perfect soul Rest In Peace we lost the most intelligent man to sickness 
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Osuntokun Oluwaseun David
Is not that it expensive.. It because of our poor economy.
An average white man can afford iPhone
An average white man can afford iPhone
Endy Edeson
David, you are right. But iPhone is a luxury brand. Obanla, yeah, they can be next in line @Blings: It's quite sad Jobs died when his company is booming
Osuntokun Oluwaseun David
Endy Edeson..forget about luxury brand...it is easy to buy an iPhone in developed countries for $1,000...pay $200 at point of sales then after pay the remaining $800 installmentally
Endy Edeson
@Goodie: Buy "naa". That would be nice. You are sure of your investment. @David: Not everybody have the patience to pay in installment
Oginni Samuel Oluwaseun
I admire the company but I prefer android. But if u need security, go for iPhone
