"We were happy to welcome iPhone 16e to our lineup, and to introduce powerful new Macs and iPads that take advantage of the extraordinary capabilities of Apple silicon." Services came in very much in line with estimates. Services include the App Store and Apple TV+, and they saw growth of 12pc to $26.7bn in the quarter. However Apple's App Store revenues could also be under threat, given the Epic ruling yesterday that saw it being ordered to open its App Store fully to third party payments. In a sign of Apple's concern over the ongoing tariff chaos, on its earning call last night Cook warned that Apple expects to add $900m in costs next quarter. Apple of course has historically manufactured the bulk of its products in China although it has been making efforts to move more manufacturing to India and Vietnam. Another ominous sign was that sales in China fell 2.3pc in the quarter, coming in below analyst expectations, as local phone competitors like Huawei and Xiaomi pick up the slack.