The last of the iPod touch models are available to purchase through apple.com, Apple Store locations, and Apple authorized resellers “while supplies last,” the company said.

More than 20 years ago, Apple introduced a rectangular device called the iPod that could store up to 1,000 songs and fit in your pocket. The gadget, deemed the "world's coolest MP3 player" by ...

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.

As the store branched out into videos, TV shows and movies, the iPod’s capacity expanded to absorb the new content — 40 GB in 2003, 60 in 2004 (when its screen acquired the ability to display ...

In addition to the iPod losing its own display table, the Apple Store is also doing away with the iPad 2 units that served as digital information signage, according to Gurman.

Apple will relocate iPod stock from the sales floor and back storage area to the accessory shelves and remove the iPad-based Smart Signs that sit next to many display devices starting on Wednesday ...

RIP Apple iPod: As technology becomes obsolete, ... including play and store music. Those of us who resisted smart phones for a time (raises hand) may have helped keep the iPod fires burning.

Here's another sign for Apple's shifting priorities: Apple stores won't display the iPod on counters next to iPads, Macs and Apple Watches anymore, according to a report from 9to5Mac… ...

Apple is making it even easier for iPhone and iPod touch owners to buy more Apple products. The Cupertino company Tuesday released its new Apple Store app as a free App Store download. The app ...

While those were created outside of the confines of the App Store, Apple has let another iPod clone slip in before. In 2019, an iOS app called Rewound attempted to function within Apple’s ecosystem.

It was the iMac that saved Apple Computer, but it was the iPod that made the company into a consumer technology hit — and it lasted for an amazing 21 years.

Apple appears to have ended FireWire support within macOS Tahoe 26, meaning the first two generations of iPod now won't connect to your Mac.