Revenue for the fiscal fourth quarter grew 20 percent to $62.9 billion.
Revenue from services like Apple Music, iTunes and Apple Pay reached an all-time high of $10 billion during Apple's most recent quarter.
The milestone, which represents growth of 27 percent from $7.9 billion during the same period last year, shows that the iPhone and MacBook maker is successfully diversifying from the hardware that was once its bread and butter.
But that doesn't mean the sale of devices doesn't still fuel Apple's business. The Cupertino, Calif., company brought in quarterly revenue of $62.9 billion for its fiscal fourth quarter, up 20 from the same period last year. That was well above the $61.57 billion that Wall Street, as polled by Thomson Reuters, was looking for. Earnings were $2.91 per share, above the $2.78 expected.