As such, many are looking to AAPL to break the tie when it reports at 3pm today. But before we look at the numbers, here’s what Wall Street is expecting:Revenue estimate $138.4 billionProducts revenue estimate $107.69 billionMac revenue estimate $9.13 billionIPad revenue estimate $8.18 billionWearables, home and accessories estimate $12.13 billionServices revenue estimate $30.02 billionRecall that during its fourth quarter conference call, Apple took the rare step of saying that it expects double-digit iPhone growth as well as 10-12% overall revenue growth. There was no way Apple would report such numbers unless it was 100% confident in that being the case. If, for some odd reason, the company misses expectations, we’re in for an extremely tough news cycle and the potential of real change in the months ahead. $58.53 billion, +11% y/y, missing estimate $59.06 billionestimate $59.06 billion Europe revenue $38.15 billion, +13% y/y, beating estimate $36.82 billionestimate $36.82 billion Japan revenue $9.41 billion, +4.7% y/y, beating estimate $9.24 billionestimate $9.24 billion Rest of Asia Pacific revenue $12.14 billion, +18% y/y, beating estimate $11.39 billionand...