Against pretty much everyone’s expectation Apple managed to blow away its numbers one more time, after US investors believing that the stock had reached its full potential. Apple results included almost doubling its second quarter profits, mostly based around growth for the iPhone, itself stimulated by China. The iPhone now accounts for half Apple sales. The company, which now has over $100 billion in its cash mountain, sold 35.1 million iPhones in the quarter, ahead of analyst forecasts of 31million to 32million, and with especially strong showing in China, where Apple recently signed a second carrier, China Telecom. That detail will rub salt in Nokia’s wounds, since Chinese slippage was a key factor in the slump it experienced this quarter,…