- Apple's Q1 saw record-breaking iPhone sales, reaching $85 billion, driven by strong demand globally.
- China experienced a historic iPhone sales surge, contributing to Apple's best-ever quarterly revenue in the region.
- Sales increased across all of Apple's geographical regions, including significant growth in India for iPhones, Macs, iPads, and services.

A: Hey Hana! Did you hear about Apple’s latest results?
B: No, what's up? Is everything okay?
A: It’s actually really good! They had a fantastic first quarter.
B: Wow, seriously? What made it so good?
A: iPhones! They had the *best* quarter ever!
B: No way! Really? I thought maybe things were slowing down a bit.
A: Apparently not! Sales went crazy, especially in China and India.
B: China, huh? That’s interesting. Why China?
A: Tim Cook, the CEO, said they set a record there. He called it the best iPhone quarter *ever* in China.
B: Amazing! What about other places?
A: Everywhere actually! Sales were up in America and Europe too!
B: That's great news for Apple! What's driving this success?
A: It seems like the new iPhone 17 is super popular. People really love it!
B: I might have to check it out then! Also, did you see something about a founder summit?
A: Oh yeah! There's a TechCrunch Founder Summit in Boston next year, June 2026. Lots of people going!