The iPod’s mature and decline years came fast. Not that there was something wrong with the product itself. But the smartphone era was too disruptive, and the music player did not stand a chance.

But that's more like a technicality, as the company is banking on Apple Music, which is available across its modern product portfolio, to carry on the iPod's musical legacy. If you seek the charm ...

Apple products have reached a certain stratosphere ... Apple Computer Inc. unveiled a new portable music player, the iPod MP3 music player October 23, 2001 at an event in Cupertino, Calif.

Unlike some products from 2006, the Hi-Fi can still be used today ... it into our age of voice assistants and cloud-connected devices. It trades an iPod dock for Apple Music, and an IR remote for Siri ...

Every product is carefully selected by ... In 2017, it stopped selling the iPod Nano and Shuffle. The iPod Touch, the last of its dedicated portable music players, was officially discontinued ...

Apple's new music player runs on the ... The seventh-generation iPod touch comes in pink, silver, space gray, blue, and Product Red, and pricing starts at $200 for 32 GB, $300 for 128 GB, $400 ...

So have we. And thanks to [Cabel] of at Panic.com, we have a rare glimpse at a prototype first generation Apple iPod. In the days before you could just stream your favorite music directly from ...

The iTunes (PRODUCT) RED gift card will be available ... Apple is also spearheading the digital music revolution with its iPod portable music players and iTunes online music store.