Apple Ipod

Apple's resolution for 2017: Focus, focus and focus

The new Apple is distracted and believes in experimentation instead.

Apple did try out a iPhone with an iPod click wheel

The author of the blog points to an old 2006 Apple patent which revealed a multi-touch device with an optional click wheel to interact with its software interface.

Goodbye iPod: Breaking down Apple's media player over 15 years

It has been a long 15 years and it is time to finally say Goodbye to the Apple iPod.

With global growth of iPhone sales dropping, could the upcoming iPhone 5se be Apple's wild card?

It been billions and billions in net profits with Apple's quarterly earnings so far. However, when Apple released it quarterly financial results for its fiscal 2016 first quarter, which ended in December 2015, everyone could tell that something was not right.

What do the numbers say about the Apple Watch? Is it a flop, already?

However, looks like people still seem to care more about the decade-old iPod rather than the Apple Watch.

Six reasons why you don't need the Apple iPod in your life, again

Amidst all the hype regarding the next iteration of the iPhone - purported iPhone 6S and the overwhelming response from fans regarding Apple's venture into the music streaming service with Apple Music, the company made a rather, low key announcement of the Apple iPod – the product which was assumed almost dead for many years now.

Should you buy the Apple Watch? Find out why it would be best to wait

Tim Cook will try hard to position the Apple Watch as the next best thing tonight. But it will be better to wait for the second generation Apple Watch based on the company's product history.

iTunes-iPods case: Jury rules in Apple's favour, says it overcharges consumers

A federal jury decided Tuesday that Apple didn't compete unfairly when it sold music players and songs with copy-protection software that was incompatible with rival devices.

Plaintiffs in Apple iPod 'proprietary music' case may have bought wrong models

The case went to trial this week, but Apple said new evidence shows the two women named as plaintiffs may not have purchased iPod models covered by the lawsuit.

Steve Jobs emails featured in Apple iPod US antitrust trial

The late Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc, led the company to violate antitrust laws by restricting music purchases for iPod users to Apple's iTunes digital store