Apple sold 16.2 million iPhones, an 86 per cent increase from a year ago. Sales of Mac computers rose 23 per cent to 4.13 million laptops and desktops. Apple sold 19.5 million iPods, a seven per cent drop from a year earlier. However, people spent more on average on the devices-revenue from iPods edged up one per cent. The Cupertino, California-based company said 62 per cent of its revenue came from outside the US. In the Asia-Pacific segment, which includes China, Apple said revenue almost tripled. Apple said its four stores in China had, on average, highest traffic and highest revenue out of its 321 worldwide stores. Shares jumped US$6.44, or 1.9 per cent, to US$347.57 in extended trading after the release of results. In the regular session, shares fell US$7.83 to close at US$340.65.