Apple has 1,400 million active devices in the world

This is the huge figure that current Apple CEO Tim Cook recently announced during the release of his financial results for the last quarter of 2018, the equivalent of the company's first fiscal quarter for the current year. Apple has already reached the figure of 1, 400 million active devices across the globe, a milestone that the company reached at the end of last December.

And the iPhone is king

This figure refers to the set of different models of iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch. However, one of these products stands out, almost "blatantly", above the rest. Of the 1, 400 million active devices that Apple currently has, 900 million are iPhone, in their different models and versions.

As Juli Clover has noted in a post on MacRumors, this new milestone of 1.4 billion active devices comes almost a year after Apple announced it had reached 1.3 billion active devices, in December 2018. Despite the With the decline in iPhone sales experienced during the first fiscal quarter of 2019 (October to December 2018), the company's growth continues to occur, although perhaps not at the ambitious pace desired by its managers.

Considering this broad base of devices in operation in all markets where Apple operates, it is noteworthy that Apple's service category has also set a new record, having experienced a 19 percent growth in revenue with Over the previous year. These services include iCloud, Apple Music, iTunes, etc., and it is a market that Apple is paying special attention to, and which could expand with an upcoming streaming video service that some have already dubbed "Apple Video".

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