Also: 1) During the conference call, CFO Peter Oppenheimer stated [1] that Apple still can't handle demand for iPhone and they continually have to increase pro

Also: 1) During the conference call, CFO Peter Oppenheimer stated [1] that Apple still can't handle demand for iPhone and they continually have to increase production. 2) Apple keeps adding partnerships with operators in various countries, the US is just a piece of the pie. They currently have agreements with 185 operators in 90 countries, but that's probably not even half of the major operators out there. 3) Sales are growing fastest in the Asia-Pacific region and Japan. IPhone sales doubled year over year in those regions and I doubt that's going to slow down, also because of Apple's marketing efforts there. For instance, Apple plans to open another dozen Apple Stores in China in 2011. It was also stated that the China retail stores are the ones with the highest revenue per store. [1] http://www.macworld.com/article/157196/2011/01/apple_financials.html http://www.macworld.com/article/157196/2011/01/apple_financi...