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Apple Expected to Announce Record-Breaking March Quarter
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Given that comparable math errors are often made in earnest and seen online, I for one did not suspect you were being sarcastic.
With Apple Silicon, this is a year we need to see some software innovation.
Mac revenue IS normally higher than iPad revenue. However, as far as outselling (i.e. one product selling more units than another) the iPad line has consistently outsold the Mac line year over year. By a fairly wide margin.
Nearly $100 billion in what is usually one of the slowest quarters of the year, during period of record high inflation and world wide price gouging.
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Yet they are hiring union lawyers to stop the retail employees from unionizing. Everyone sucks.
Hooray. I bought one share of AAPL yesterday. I purchase one share per month.
Fingers crossed. Big profit and big dividend increase. 
I hope an analyst asks about the letter by over 100 film makers to Tim Cook about whether Apple will publicly stand by the use of Final Cut Pro in TV and film production.
Partially because Tim mentioned Final Cut Pro in the April 2020 analysts call:
"Since early March, we've seen unprecedented demand for our Pro Apps from students, enthusiasts and creative professionals." - Tim Cook - https://www.zdnet.com/article/apple-q2-2020-five-things-you-need-to-know/
Partially because Tim mentioned Final Cut Pro in the April 2020 analysts call:
"Since early March, we've seen unprecedented demand for our Pro Apps from students, enthusiasts and creative professionals." - Tim Cook - https://www.zdnet.com/article/apple-q2-2020-five-things-you-need-to-know/
Sorry, you accidentally ended up on MacRumors.com, you seem to be looking for RandomToxLife.com.
The relevant point is that the platform with the greatest number of individual users is where Apple’s focus is and will be. iPhone first, iPad second, (including services for iPad and iPhone), THEN Mac. The Mac will sell about 20 million this year, maybe a little more. The iPad will sell 20 million before June.
Pretty much this. TBF, with that much money, you probably don't have to worry about them disappearing (unlike say Sega, Palm OS.. of which I'm still a big fan of the latter), which means losing or having much less levels of support and new products.
I use Android and it's great to hear that it's all over the world, but at the end of the day, this sort of "circle of ego stroking" does me no good if things don't get any better, or could possibly get worse. With all of these great earnings quarters Apple has, it's just more ammo for their critics. They get to say "Apple is a $2 trillion company", or had kickass earnings, but still can't get/fix some of the basic stuff right.
The overall tech sector has been tanking this quarter. Apple has crashed less than many.
He wasn't saying he was being sarcastic about the math itself but the whole notion that Apple would/should give everyone in the world money and iPhones ?