shares dropped in extended trading on Thursday, after the company's disappointing holiday revenue forecast overshadowed a strong quarterly profit of $23 billion and rising sales.For the quarter that ended September 30, iPhone sales were up 2.8 percent, contributing to total revenue of $89.50 billion, including nearly $1 billion more in services revenue than Wall Street expected.Apple's services segment, including , also saw sales rise 16 percent to $22.31 billion, compared with analyst estimates of $21.35 billion.
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