Apple had a record first quarter, but iPhone sales fell flat

Apple killed it — again — but there’s one troubling takeaway from it’s Q1 2016 earnings: iPhone sales are flat. The company sold 74.8 million iPhones, which is down from the 75.5 million that was expected. It’s only a 0.4 percent uptick versus Q1 2015 — the slowest since the iPhone was introduced in 2007. That’s despite Apple bringing new features to its mobile hardware in an attempt to ship more units. The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus both have the impressive 3D Touch, but it may not be enough. Apple still turned a record profit for Q1 2016, though, so its…

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