The iPhone is the pride and joy of Apple — and it contributes a big part to the company’s bottom line. Apple doesn’t manufacture any of the components and it doesn’t even assemble them into the final product — all of that work is outsourced, to Samsung, Foxconn, Micron, Texas Instruments, AKM Semiconductor, and others — but it does stock the phone in its many retail locations and in its online store, where it sells them to the masses, making more than $350 on average per unit.
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