The iPod, launched in 2001, revolutionized digital music by storing 1,000 songs on a sleek device powered by a breakthrough ...

Take a walk through tech nostalgia as I share my personal iPod collection, featuring iconic models and a special unboxing.

The iPod died slowly, then all at once. After nearly 16 years on the market, more than 400 million units sold, and one Cupertino company launched into the stratosphere on its back, Apple quietly ...

The iPod's death has been a long time coming. Somehow, it's already been eight years since Apple discontinued the iconic iPod classic. Nonetheless, the news this week that Apple is discontinuing ...

The 2009 iPod classic was Apple's final iPod at the size, and it featured a 160GB hard drive, a Click Wheel, and a widescreen color display. It stuck around until it was discontinued in 2014.

After more than 20 years, the iPod is officially discontinued. Here’s where you can still buy the latest iPod Touch while supplies last, and why you might want to.

The 16GB variant of the fifth-generation iPod touch is already marked as obsolete, with Apple looking to add the 32GB and 64GB options to the list later this month.

Of course, back in 2001, when the first iPod launched, it was all about freedom. Just as the Sony Walkman had freed us before so we could take our music with us wherever we went, now the iPod did ...

Enter the iPod. In October 2001, Steve Jobs introduced the now-iconic portable music player, which synced to your Mac over FireWire, and held 1,000 MP3 songs on a 5GB hard drive. It wasn’t the ...

Just keep in mind that displaying content on the iPod touch isn’t nearly as immersive as it is on today’s 5.8-6.5-inch iPhones. iPod touch 7th-generation Home button ...

In theory the iPod should have a maximum addressable space of 64 GB but trying to get custom firmware on this specific iPod is more of a challenge and the drives don’t simply plug-and-play.

How to Troubleshoot an iPod That's Not Charging. With many employers permitting their use, Apple iPods are often commonplace in business offices. Connecting an iPod to a computer allows the device ...