Sales of iPhones helped drive Apple's rise in sales and profit in the second quarter, as it sold more phones but fewer iPads than expected.
Apple posted revenue of US$45.6 billion and net profit of US$10.2 billion during the quarter, up from US$43.6 billion revenue and US$9.5 billion profit a year ago.
Sales outside of the US accounted for 66% of revenue.
Apple sold 43 million iPhones globally in the three months to 29 March - beating analysts expectations. It sold 16 million iPads in the same period – below what the market had expected.
Alongside the results, Apple launched an ad campaign in the US for its iPhone 5s device showing off its capabilities.
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