When Apple launched a new iPod Shuffle in 2009, something was different about ... But six months later, at its annual fall music event, Apple debuted a 4GB special edition polished stainless steel ...

So, if you buy an induction cooktop, does it mean you’ll have to throw out your stainless steel cookware? You may like I use my induction cooktop for every meal, but there's one thing it just ...

The iPod Mini was Apple’s answer for that over-$100 grouping. (The company would eventually tackle the lower segment with the first iPod Shuffle ... than the polished steel back casing of ...

Pour one out or better yet, braid a French twist for the iconic iPod Shuffle. Once the world's smallest digital music player, Apple's iPod Shuffle is now relegated to the tech giant's growing ...

The inaugural iPod model in 2001 had a combined exterior; a single sheet of formed and polished 304 stainless steel with laser-etched graphics for the back, and a double protection of PC/ABS and clear ...

It could hold up to 15,000 songs, 25,000 photos or more than 150 hours of videos. The iPod shuffle made its debut later in 2005. The first without a display screen, Apple described the device as ...

After a run that lasted more than 20 years, Apple has pulled the plug on its portable music player iPod — a device that arguably revolutionised the music industry when it was launched in October 2001.

Apple announced on Thursday that it will be discontinuing the iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle, Bloomberg reports. The two products, the cheapest iPods in the Apple stable, have already been removed ...

Stick a mirror-polished stainless steel pocket clip on the side, and that’s pretty much the third-generation iPod Shuffle. It’s a money clip with a MP3 player built in. As we’ve come to ...

The iPod is almost dead. Apple's website no longer lists the iPod nano and iPod shuffle. The only iPod Apple now offers up is the iPod touch. Apple confirmed with Mashable its smallest music ...

Weighing just 22g, the original iPod Shuffle could hold 240 songs. That might sound a bit rubbish in the Spotify era, but it’s still 12 hours of music… …or ...