Investors will learn how steeply iPhone sales have dropped when Apple reports quarterly earnings after the markets close Tuesday.
Apple historically racks up comparatively modest sales during the first
three months of the year, after a blockbuster holiday season. Back in
January, Apple CEO Tim Cook warned revenue for the second quarter was on
the decline, based on slow growth of the iPhone. Apple launched the
smaller iPhone SE last month to spark new interest in the device.
The exterior of Apple headquarters
is seen before an event to announce new products at the company's
headquarters on March 21, 2016, in Cupertino, Calif.
Marcio Jose Sanchez, AP
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