As Apple's iPod turns 10 years old this weekend, the device that rocketed Apple into massive profits and popularity has taken a back seat to Apple's newer products. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 ...
No wireless. Less space than a nomad. Lame. Now that that's out of the way: "Let's face it: this thing is bulky. It was bulky in 2001 and it's still bulky now." You seem to be forgetting the other ...
The iPod officially launched in October 2001, offering customers the ability to bring 1,000 songs with them wherever they would go. The launch came months after Apple announced iTunes—a platform it ...
A cultural shift that eventually became a landslide began 10 years ago this month, though almost no one noticed at the time. Apple Inc. rolled out a portable MP3 player it dubbed the iPod, and after a ...
”Give me a knockout product, and we’ll knock it out of the park.” Looking back, Steve Jobs‘ prescient, if mixed, metaphor — uttered in the first meeting with Apple engineers about what would become ...
On October 23, 2001, Apple took a big step in its corporate renaissance with a little device that stored all of 1,000 songs, cost an eyebrow-raising $399, and had more than a few critics chuckling at ...
On the 23rd of October 2001, Apple unveiled their first ever iPod, which quickly became the first popular MP3 player. The original iPod came with enough space to store 1,000 songs, a remarkable feat ...
This week marked the 10-year anniversary of the first iPod introduction, so we re-reviewed the original iPod and took a look back on a decade of iPod design evolution. Our other top posts for the week ...
Apple's iPod just celebrated its ninth birthday. On Oct. 23, 2001, Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced a device that promised "1,000 songs in your pocket" for $400. Since then, the iPod has grown in ...
CHICAGO — A cultural shift that eventually became a landslide began 10 years ago this month, though almost no one noticed at the time. Apple Inc. rolled out a portable MP3 player it dubbed the iPod, ...
On October 23rd, 2001, Steve Jobs introduced the iPod at a special event, showing off a design destined to become iconic. Ten years later, the brand is as strong as ever, though sadly, we have lost ...
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