Hackaday10mon
How The First IPod Was Blown Wide Open
We don’t know whether a first-generation iPod could run Doom, but we know Rockbox was capable of it on other players.
Steve Jobs Used the 10X Rule to Motivate People and Become Exceptionally Persuasive. Here’s How It Worked
Today happens to be the anniversary of one of those moments: the date in 2001 that Jobs introduced the iPod. This was the ...
The Verge15d
Was this the sickest iPod?
And that came in 2004, the year of the first-ever iPod Mini. Onstage at Macworld, Steve Jobs claimed the iPod had reached a 31 percent share of the MP3 player market. But the company was eager to ...
Stuff1y
11 best iPods ever: the top versions of Apple’s iconic jukebox
Despite some early fumbles – the iPod was Mac-only and FireWire at first – Apple’s music player was transformative, and the perfect example of taking something that already existed but improving it ...
MacRumors23d
iPod Nano's Coolest Feature Was Removed After Just One Year
It was the first iPod with a video camera, and it arrived just months after Apple released the iPhone 3GS as the first iPhone with video recording. "iPod nano is the world's most popular music ...