As everyone expected, Apple has continued its run of insane iPhone sales numbers. Apple sold 61.1 million iPhones in in the quarter, bringing in $40.3 billion in revenue, making this the second biggest quarter for iPhone sales — and overall revenue — in its history. It's a notable increase from the 43.7 million iPhones it sold in the same quarter last year, and beat analysts' estimates which hovered around 56 million iPhones sold, according to Fortune. Apple's previous quarter was its largest ever for iPhone sales, selling a record 74.5 million units and posting $51.2 billion in revenue.

It'll be interesting to see how the iPhone does in the upcoming quarter, where it routinely has seen a dip in sales as customers begin to hold out for the next iPhone release, presumably in the fall. But with Apple posting its two biggest iPhone quarters to date, and the rapid rise of China — where the iPhone has grown over 70 percent from this time last year — that dip may be smaller than we've seen in previous years.