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Two years ago, analysts couldnt find enough glowing adjectives to describe Apples fiscal firstquarter results. Stunning, outstanding and a monster were among their reactions to Apples quarter. Another simply said, Wow The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apples first bigscreen phones, drove the company to top Wall Streets highest expectations. Apple sold more iPhones than it ever had before 74.5 devices in 90 days which led the company to beat the world record for quarterly profits. Fast forward to 2017. Its unlikely well hear the same sort of enthusiasm when Apple reports results Tuesday for its first quarter, which ended in late December. Thats because the iPhone 7 doesnt wow quite as much as its older sibling. The iPhone is more important to Apple than ever before, with the company generating about twothirds of from the device. A lot of revenue not directly from the iPhone, like services, are also tied to the phone. But Apple, like other handset makers, is facing waning excitement over phones, something that led its iPhone to drop for the first time ever in 2016. Analysts expect Apple to say it sold more iPhones in its first quarter than a year ago 78 versus 74.8 last year, according to UBS, breaking its threequarter streak of declines. But theyre not expecting anything near the in fiscal 2015. Apple didnt have a comment ahead of its earnings report. The newest iPhones, the 7 and the 7 Plus, added features like better cameras and water resistance that have pleased many buyers. But the designs look a lot like the 2yearold iPhone 6 and 6 Plus and the yearold 6S and 6S Plus. Thats led many people to opt for older phones instead of buying Apples latest and greatest, says Barclays analyst Mark Moskowitz. On top of that, people arent clamoring to upgrade their phones as often, he said. Smartphones in general have evolved technologically to become more than good enough to serve most users digital needs over multiple years or until the device breaks, Moskowitz noted. Apples not the only one seeing this shift. The entire smartphone market slowed over the past few quarters as consumers cope with phone fatigue. Global phone shipments flatlined in 2016, according to market tracker IDC. The estimated 0.6 percent rise to 1.45 units is much less than the 10.4 percent growth rate the industry saw between 2014 and 2015. The holidayshopping season is typically Apples biggest quarter, thanks to gift givers and the fact that its the first full quarter of from the newest iPhone. Overall, analysts expect Apple to report earnings of 3.22 a share, down from 3.28 a year earlier, according to Yahoo Finance. Revenue should climb 2 percent year over year to 77.4 . In October, Apple projected of 76 to 78 , above analysts estimates at the time. The current quarter, which ends in late March, isnt expected to be a either. Some analysts say Apple could forecast weaker revenue than Wall Street anticipates. Currently analysts expect Apples fiscal secondquarter revenue to total 54 , up 6.9 percent from a year ago. Along with weaker phone demand, some people could be holding out for what could be huge changes in the iPhone 8, which, if Apple follows its schedule from recent years, will be released in September. That phone marks the 10th anniversary of the first iPhone and the guess is that Apple will make big design tweaks, like adding an OLED screen to the device for the first time that makes blacker blacks. It may even shrink the bezel around the display or eliminate it all together to make the touchscreen bigger. Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty said the iPhone 8 could drive a supercycle of , with iPhone shipments expected to rise at least 20 percent in 2018. But for now, Apples got to get past what could be a boring fiscal 2017. Does the Mac still matter? Apple execs tell why the MacBook Pro was over four years in the making, and why we should care.