Apple set an iPhone sales record even without a new standard iPhone
Ternus celebrates Apple's "best fiscal year ever."
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- Apple spent a record $45.77 billion on R&D in fiscal 2026, up 32%.
- Apple posts record revenue on strong iPhone, Mac sales.
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The Verge: Another record quarter for Apple.
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9to5Mac (XX): Apple’s research and development expenses reached a new all-time high in fiscal 2026, climbing 32% year over year to $45.77 billion. Here ar
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Macworld.com (XX): Ternus celebrates Apple's "best fiscal year ever."
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