Apple just had its best September quarter ever. Revenue hit $114.5 billion, up 12%. iPhone sales jumped 17.5%. The stock still slid more than 3% today. The reason is memory chips. Apple guided gross margin to 45% to 46% this quarter, down from 47.9%, as memory costs climb. If Apple can't fully pass that cost on, every other phone and laptop maker should be nervous.
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