Late yesterday, Apple (AAPL) reported its fiscal second quarter earnings. Apple made a profit of $10.2 billion in its second fiscal quarter of 2014 on revenue of $45.6 billion, up from $9.5 billion and $43.6 billion respectively for the same quarter last year. The increase in revenue was mostly bolstered by a big jump in iPhone sales (from 37.4 million to 43.7 million). It's not all good news, though. At long last, after one of the most meteoric rises in tech history, the iPad appears to be slowing down: Despite analysts predicting sales of 19.7 million units, Apple only shifted 16.35 million -- a drop of more than 16% from 19.48 million that it sold in Q2 2013.