By Dan Frommer. From the 
archives.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011 at 4:43 pm.
The iPhone and iPad are now more than two-thirds of Apple’s business
More than two-thirds of Apple’s business now comes from iOS devices, which only came into existence 4 years ago.
With $13.3 billion in iPhone revenue during the June quarter and $6 billion in iPad revenue, that’s 67% of Apple’s $28.6 billion in overall sales — and that doesn’t even include the iPod touch.
A year ago during the June quarter, the iPhone and iPad represented 48% of Apple’s overall sales.
It’s amazing what can change in this industry in just a few years.
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