Apple made up for falling sales of iPods by selling more Mac computers and iPhones during the quarter than it has before, pushing the company to a $1.67 billion profit, up 46% over the year-ago frame.
The company reported on Monday that revenue rose 25% to $9.87 billion in the fiscal fourth quarter.
Revenue and profit both exceeded the expectations of Wall Street analysts and investors responded by bidding shares of Apple as much as 7% higher in after-hours trading, pushing it to a 52-week high.
