Tim Cook confirms Q1 iPhone revenue would have grown if not for supply issues

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Tim Cook confirms Q1 iPhone revenue would have grown if not for supply issues

Tim Cook confirms Q1 iPhone revenue would have grown if not for supply issues

9to5Mac

Published 02 Feb 2023

Apple reported its Q1 2023 earnings today, missing analyst expectations due in part to a decline in iPhone revenue. Speaking to analysts during Apple’s earnings call, CEO Tim Cook acknowledged that had it not been for iPhone 14 Pro supply shortages, iPhone revenue would have grown in Q1 2023 compared to Q1 2022.

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