Apple CEO Tim Cook prodded the WWDC long back in the month of June that the organization was drawing closer the $50 billion milestone in cash it had offered to App Store designers. Today, Cook reported on Twitter that Apple already paid over $50 billion to App Store engineers, while additionally taking note of that July was a gigantic month for the stage.

What Twitter has to say?

On Twitter, Cook announced that July was indeed a record-breaking month for the App Store. In particular, the App Store saw its most noteworthy month to month billings, and additionally the most astounding sum ever paid off to designers. It’s difficult to trust that Pokémon Go didn’t assume an extensive part in the App Store‘s prosperity for July. It was yesterday when it was uncovered that the amusement has as of now hit 100 million downloads and is procuring near about $10 million every day.

State of Apple’s revenue

Cook’s tweets come when Apple keeps on turning itself as a Services organization to financial specialists. Amid the organization’s second from last quarter income call a week ago, Tim Cook noticed that Apple Store income was up 37% year-over-year, while the whole Services segment  was up 19%. Moreover, Cook expressed that Apple anticipates that Services will be the measure of a Fortune 100 organization by one year from now. Notwithstanding the App Store, Services comprises of iTunes, Apple Care, Apple Music and iCloud. At present, Services represents 11% of Apple’s aggregate income.

The bottom line

Apple hit another milestone as of late, reporting a week ago that it had formerly passed the characteristic of 1 billion iPhones. In January of this current year, Apple said it had near about 1 billion active gadgets, including iPhone, Apple Watch, Apple TV, iPod touch, Mac and iPad. By then, Apple was lounging around 900 million iPhones. With the achievement of applications like Pokémon Go, obviously there’s still a colossal open door for development of the App Store.