Apple missed revenue estimates for the fourth quarter as shortages in chip supplies cost it $6 billion in potential revenue.
The company reported increased third-quarter sales across all its products, with even the iPhone up more than 1% from a year ago.
Strong iPhone sales in China and record services revenue drive third-quarter results for Apple.
The jump in digital services sales testifies to Apple's progress in selling other products to its installed base of iPhone users.
The new streaming platform may face heavy competition from the likes of Netflix but should grow Apple's services business.
The company is facing criticism over its response to a flaw in its FaceTime app.
CEO Tim Cook says the revenue shortfall "is over 100 percent from iPhone and it's primarily in greater China."
The company's revenue projection for the holiday season fueled concerns that slowing growth "could translate into a new growth paradigm.”
Speaking at a conference in Brussels, Apple's CEO said Europe's privacy regulations should be a model for policymakers.
iPhone sales totaled 50.76 million, missing analysts' estimates, but consumers may be looking ahead to a big upgrade.
Sales of the flagship iPhone increased 5% in the first quarter, helping Apple to snap a streak of declining revenue.
The European Commission says Ireland improperly allowed Apple to avoid paying taxes on almost all profits from sales in the EU.
