Apple Reports Fourth Quarter Results

Post by colinmhayes » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 10:20 PM UTC

rcarr wrote: post #96

chollida1 wrote: post #4

Numbers: - Q4 wearables of $9.6B, beats est byu close to $1B - Q4 Services Rev fo $19.2B short of Est by $800M - Q4 iphone Rev of $42.6B meets Est - Q4 ipad Rev of $7.2B, short of Est by $600M - Q4 Rev of $90.2B beats Est by $2B, that also means its up 8ish% YoY - Q4 Mac Revenue of $11.5B, beats by $2B, nice, forgot they make computers;) - China Rev of $15.5B, this is interesting, AAPL clearly has alot of China expos…

> AAPLE has $23B in cash, down 1/3 from this time last year. Mostly given back to investors. Probably nothing to worry about here:) Didn’t they have over a hundred billion in cash reserves a while back? This seems significantly low compared to what it used to be. Mac revenue will be down next year but whenever they release the M3 on the 3nm node I think they’ll have another bumper year. Probably 2024. Also Apple Glas…

Post by alwillis » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 10:23 PM UTC

drcongo wrote: post #2

Well now I'm a bit less happy about them putting up the prices on services the other day.

Post by fazfq » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 10:24 PM UTC

prepend wrote: post #130

girvo wrote: post #119

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It is, but it didn’t used to be. Way back at the dawn of the smartphone era I was working in consumer telco here in Aus, and half of my day was spent making sure people kept their data between phones. Even going from one android phone to another wasn’t a great guarantee, and for iPhones we used to have a computer to take a backup via the 30-pin. These days cloud backups and the like make it pretty simple on both oper…

I’ve had an iPhone since the original 4G. It’s always been an easy transfer. I have voice memos that have migrated since that very first one.

Post by [deleted] » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 10:26 PM UTC

highwaylights wrote: post #120

nomel wrote: post #112

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> If it’s over a $1000 it’ll flop. If it’s $500 it’ll do well. I think we'll have to wait to see what the capabilities are. If it can replace an iPhone, $1000 would be incredible. $500 is only double the price of AirPods Pro, so functionality would have to be pretty limited.

Maybe, but Apple Watch was a device you could buy on day one and be pretty confident in - at least in terms of what you were getting and that it would work for what it is. Apple Glass at $1k is not something I could buy day one even if I really liked the promo video. I'd need to see some reviews after weeks and how well the first version works before jumping in - I imagine a lot of people would feel that way - becaus…

Post by colinmhayes » Thu, Oct 27, 2022, 10:26 PM UTC

foobarian wrote: post #66

Meta revenue YoY: -25% Apple revenue YoY: +25%