The technology world is gathering attention on the launch event Apple's next-generation iPhone (9/9).
On the Apple side, it must be anxious to see how the market reacts, in the context of Apple's revenue is dependent on the iPhone more than any time, since the launch of the phone. first iPhone in 2007.
Apple's revenue structure as of Q3 2015: 63.2% from the iPhone; 9.1% from the iPad; 12.2% from iPod; 10.1% came from the service segment and 5.3% came from other segments.
Meanwhile, the total number of devices sold by Apple as of Q3 2015 includes 75.1% of the iPhone; 17.3% iPad; 7.6% iPod.
In recent times, Apple is trying to diversify its product lines, but its dependence on the iPhone has increased over time. Many wait in the launch of the new iPhone, CEO Tim Cook will announce the latest updates on revenue details, sales of its products.
Along with the iPhone, Apple is expected to introduce a new version of the Apple TV with remote control, which runs applications from other software developers. IPad tablet with larger screen will also be introduced in this iPhone launch.
In recent months, Apple shares have been falling steadily as investors worried about the prospects for profitability, especially as iPhone sales in China dropped as the economy slumped.
As of July 21, 2015, when Apple posted iPhone sales in the second quarter, Apple shares fell more than 16%.
In the past fiscal year, the iPhone has brought Apple $ 102 billion in revenue, a figure similar to that of Google, Facebook and Twitter combined.
It would be easier to imagine the size of Apple's revenue if compared to the revenue of the world car industry. Benedict Evans, a market analyst at the Andreesen Horowitz fund, estimates that four luxury cars, including Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, and Lexus, generate sales of $ 220 billion a year. Apple's revenue from the iPhone in the past 12 months amounted to $ 146.6 billion.
