iDevice sales surpass those of Windows PCs

Windows products had always been at the top of annual sales, but today, Apple announced its earnings for the third quarter of the year, which were undoubtedly higher than Windows' . As a result, Apple's stock price has risen even further in just a few hours, after selling 47 million iPhones and 10.0 million iPads in just one quarter , bringing the total to an astounding 59,9 million iOS devices sold (though this figure does not include iPod Touch sales).

For the first time, iOS devices outsell Windows PCs.

Since 2008, Apple's growth in the market has been evident, making it a global powerhouse today. However, Windows has had an admirable trajectory. While it maintained a steady presence since 2008, after its sales success in 2011, its sales began to decline to the point where today, Apple's iOS devices have surpassed Windows PCs. But Apple hasn't been the only one putting up a fight in recent years; Android has also been gradually displacing Windows customers, which is no surprise given that Android— like Apple —is constantly evolving.

Apple generated $49 billion in the third quarter of 2015 and earned $10.7 billion in profit, so for the time being we will see how the era of computers is being crushed by the era of mobile devices, which, to a certain extent, is a much more complex and changing system than that of computers.