Apple made their quarterly report on Tuesday and it was good, to say the least. Tim Cook announced that the Apple Watch will ship in April 2015, 74.5 million iPhones were sold, Apple Pay is still in the early days but makes up about 60% of all contactless payments, along with things.
AppleInsider.com broke it down by numbers:
$179 billion: Apple’s cash-on-hand.
$131.4 billion: The total cost of the Apollo program, adjusted for inflation.
$74.6 billion: Apple’s revenue.
$72.9 billion: The combined revenues of Microsoft, IBM, and Procter & Gamble in the same period.
$60.1 billion: Luxembourg’s GDP in 2013.
$18 billion: Apple’s profit. This is the most profit ever reported by a publicly-traded company.
$6.2 billion: The purchase price of a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier.
1 billion: iOS devices sold by Apple since the introduction of the iPhone.
500 million: Visitors to Apple’s brick-and-mortar and online stores.
474 million: Tourist arrivals to France, the U.S., Spain, China, Italy, Turkey, Germany, the U.K., Russia, and Thailand in 2013.
74.5 million: iPhones sold by Apple in the quarter.
25 million: Apple TVs sold since its release.
21.4 million: iPads sold by Apple in the quarter.
20 million: Copies of the game Skyrim sold since 2011.
5.5 million: Macs sold by Apple in the quarter.
$761,000: Apple’s revenue per employee.
$575,000: Apple’s revenue per minute.
$184,000: Apple’s net profit per employee.
$144,000: Average salary for an Apple software engineer, according to Glassdoor.
$687: The average selling price of the iPhone.
575: The number of iPhones Apple sold every minute of every day.
$45: The average selling price of phones from Microsoft’s handset unit last quarter.
