I can’t imagine that it will please Apple’s lawyers ... have been used for a volume wheel on the knock-off iPod , here it is simply an opening through which you can see the PCB. Inside the DSO Nano 3, ... ( read original story ...)
Here’s How Apple Went From Being Bankrupt To A Trillion Dollar Company
Apple completely digitized the record industry by launching iTunes in 2003. Since the first generation iPod, the company continued releasing newer and improved variants like the Mini, Nano, Shuffle, a... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s road to one trillion U.S. dollars
This Apple product was extremely popular among the youth - and even adults alike - and by 2004 it began to dominate the music player market, with versions such as iPod Mini and iPod Nano. From persona... ( read original story ...)
The iPod is Dead, and So Is Listening to Music Without Distractions
I still miss them. Here’s Jordan Pearson, writing for Motherboard last July: On Thursday, Apple killed off the iPod Shuffle and Nano, the last of its MP3 players without apps or a WiFi connection. Thi... ( read original story ...)
Apple removes Alex Jones’ Infowars podcasts from iTunes amid crackdown from online sites
Most of U.S. conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’s podcasts from his right-wing media platform Infowars have been removed from Apple‘s iTunes and podcast apps, the media news website BuzzFeed quoted a comp... ( read original story ...)
Apple removes podcasts from InfoWars’ Alex Jones on iTunes
Apple has taken a strong stand on InfoWars founder Alex Jones. According to BuzzFeed, five InfoWars podcasts including War Room and The Alex Jones Show were removed from the iTunes and Podcasts direct... ( read original story ...)
Apple: the road to a trillion-dollar enterprise
June 2007: Apple unveils the iPhone. July 2008: Apple launches the online App Store to sell applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch. January 2010: Apple introduces the iPad. October 2011: Jobs, 56, ... ( read original story ...)