As we told you back in April, Apple sold a total of 43.7 million iPhones during the first quarter of 2014 (January - March). While that represents a lot of cash, and a record for the company (a considerable increase from the 37.4 million iPhones sold in the first quarter of 2013), we can also look at the figure in a different, unusual way.
Most of the iPhones sold by Apple last quarter were 5s and 5c models, with the old iPhone 4s 8GB likely accounting for a relatively small percentage of sales. We can probably safely assume that the average length of all iPhones sold by Apple during the ...
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