July 15, 2015: Apple introduces the sixth-gen iPod touch, attempting to prove that there’s still a place for the humble music player in the crazy, crazy world of iPhones and Apple Watches. Apple calls ...

It's the end of an era: Apple announced it will only sell the iPod Touch while supplies last. The iPod Touch, introduced in 2007, was the last remaining iPod in Apple's product lineup. Apple launched ...

Apple no longer sells the iPod classic, iPod nano, and iPod shuffle, but we can still take a look through the iPod's full history. Beginning in 2001 with the original iPod model and ending in 2019 ...

The iPod. It is hard to argue the impact this small portable music player had on the world. From its humble beginnings as a “1000 songs in your pocket” music player to its evolution into a multi-use ...

Patrick McCray of UCSB describes what made the device revolutionary. And a listener shares how her Shuffle played a pivotal role in her life. Apple says it will stop making its iconic iPod this year, ...

Apple has today announced that the days of the iPod are over. There’s only one iPod available to buy these days, and that’s the iPod touch. ForbesApple Reveals Jaw-Dropping Upgrade For AirPods Pro 2By ...

Apple just marked the end to one of the most important product lines in its history. The company has discontinued the iPod touch, which will only be available in stores "while supplies last." Not ...

Apple announced it’s discontinuing the iPod touch on Tuesday, ending the company’s 20-year history of dedicated music players with a bit of a whimper. Mini-iPhone — Apple’s current version of the iPod ...

GRID Studio is known for creating unique wall art showcasing the history of iconic devices, ranging from the original iPhone to the original Game Boy. Each device is disassembled and the components ...

October 23, 2001: Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces the first iPod, a device capable of storing an entire music library in a highly portable package. The first-generation device boasts a 5GB hard drive ...

Weeks after introducing the iPhone in January 2007, Steve Jobs visited New York City to show his creation to top editors at a couple of publications. I hosted him for a lunch at Newsweek, and my ...