“…we just had a … actually an incredible quarter by absolute standards. $50 billion + in revenues and $10 billion in profits. To put that in perspective, the $10 billion is more than any other company makes. It’s was a pretty good quarter, but not up to the street’s expectations, clearly.”Drops for Apple’s iOS device sales and declines in previously growing markets marked the first time in 13 years the company didn’t report growth for in the first quarter of the year. That’s despite a $50 billion quarter in revenue with $10 billion in profit and iPhone sales of 51.1 million units.While most of the media focused on Apple’s rare declines in growth for iPhone sales and drops in revenue in Asian markets where it was previously growing rapidly, Cook highlighted some positives during its earnings report including record Android switchers during the quarter and growth for Apple Music and Apple Pay.