Apple killed the iPod years ago. Now, 25 years after its launch, younger listeners are bringing the iconic music player back to life.
Twenty five years of iPod: How 1,000 songs in your pocket changed an industry
By the end of 2005, Apple had sold more than 40 million iPods – a success that also boosted sales of its Mac computers. The iPhone's introduction in 2007 marked the beginning of the end for the iPod era.
Apple Reportedly Announcing New MacBook Pro With OLED Touchscreen on Wednesday
Apple plans to announce new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with touch-enabled OLED displays on Wednesday, October 28, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. In his Power On newsletter today, ...
‘Brothers’ on Apple TV: McConaughey and Harrelson play with a rumour
Good pals Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson have made themselves a TV show to play in. In "Brothers," premiering Wednesday on Apple TV, they star as versions of themselves in a story, "based on ...
Apple’s October 28 Surprise: 4 Huge Leaks You Need to See
Apple's8 Pro and Tell event likely brings four major product updates. Anticipated devices include an OLED iPad Mini 8 and new M6 MacBooks.
Apple AirPods with Cameras: Are AI-Powered Earbuds the Next Big Thing or a Privacy Problem Waiting to Happen?
Apple’s rumored AI AirPods with cameras and next-gen Apple TV could reshape wearables and streaming, but privacy questions loom. AirPods started as the wireless earbuds people bought for music, calls, ...
Apple Celebrates 25 Years of the iPod with a Virtual Comeback. The Real Thing Is Still Dead
Apple's iPod turns 25 with a playable 404-page tribute. We explain the hidden Brick game, the DAP alternatives, and why we'd rather have a new iMod.