It might seem like a century ago when iPods were attached to your hip, but if you still have one, here are five ways you can ...

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 its ...

It's the last one that's most relevant here, because Fiio's sub-brand Snowsky has just unveiled a new super-cheap hi-res music player that looks like a cross between an iPod nano ...

The wheel works like the one on the Apple iPod Classic, with the ability to click parts to choose options and spin it to ...

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 ...

There are several models of the iPod, including the iPod Nano, Shuffle and Touch. Each iPod has its own method of resetting the device without having to connect it to iTunes. Once you have reset the ...

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. From launch to discontinuation, the iPod ...

Earlier this week the iPod touch received a modest upgrade, arriving with little fanfare via an Apple press release. The new 7th-generation iPod touch has little in the way of new features, but it ...

Your iPod touch is much more than a simple MP3 player: You can use it as a business tool to browse the Web, watch YouTube videos, access files in iCloud and check your email. Keeping all the data on ...

The iPod began life modestly, getting trotted out before the press in a small theater at Apple’s headquarters. These days, it’s a major attraction, drawing hundreds of reporters to a media event last ...

From live music to Thomas Edison’s phonograph, record players to cassettes and CDs, the way we consume music has continued to evolve with the progression of society and new technologies. But in 2001, ...