The first iPod Nano was unveiled in 2005. The device could hold up to 1,000 songs and was "thinner than a standard #2 pencil," according to Apple. The nano cost up to $249 for a 4 gigabyte version.
Apple Discontinues iPod Touch, Telling Users to Buy ‘While Supplies Last’
Apple is winding down sales of the iPod touch, the last version of its iconic music player. The company signaled the end of the iPod line with a Tuesday press release (Opens in a ...
Apple is discontinuing the iPod Touch, will sell them ‘while supplies last’
Apple plans to discontinue the iPod Touch, marking the end of an era for the iconic musical device launched more than 20 years ago.
Apple Watch Series 8: Everything we know so far and what we want to see
While it’s still somewhat early in the development timeline, there are already heaps of rumors swirling about the new device. The new generation will likely replace the Apple Watch Series 7 in terms ...
Gurman: iOS 16 to Include New Ways of System Interaction and ‘Fresh Apple Apps’
OS 16 will include new ways of interacting with the system and some "fresh Apple apps," Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has said, offering ...
iOS 16 will have refreshed Apple apps but look the same
Apple's shift to iOS 16 will introduce many major changes to the mobile operating system, a report claims, but it will still apparently look a lot like iOS 15 in terms of design.
The iPod is dead, but the podcast lives on
While Apple finally discontinued the last iPod model this week, the “pod” lives on in the digital audio medium we all love and obsess over. The iPod was never really the format where the podcast ...