Apple has announced to expand the capacity of the iPod Shuffle to up to 2GB. The new extended edition of the iPod Shuffle can hold up to 500 songs.

Since its release in 2001, Apple kept reinventing its revolutionary music player with the Shuffle, Nano and Touch.

This model is the best iPod shuffle that’s ever been made, though its 2GB storage capacity is deliberately limited to make the $149 iPod nano more appealing to serious listeners.

The iPod nano 2GB may look tiny, but its big on features. Probably one of Apple's greatest creations yet, the nano is sure to put a smile on your face.

Up until yesterday, you could still order a iPod Nano (16GB, $149) and iPod Shuffle (2GB, $49) on Apple’s website. No more. However, if you want to still buy an iPod Nano or Shuffle — you can. Chances ...

The tech giant discontinued the iPod classic in 2014 and hasn't updated the shuffle or nano in recent years. Apple released the first shuffle and nano in 2005.

As for the iPod shuffle 2GB (6th Gen – Latest Model), Best Buy has all color options at $50 shipped with an open-box price starting at $43 shipped.

Apple has long maintained that the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch would ultimately cannibalize its traditional music player hardware. The iconic iPod classic was discontinued in 2014.

Apple today removed the iPod nano and iPod shuffle from its website and online store around the world, and it has since confirmed the iconic portable media players have been discontinued. Apple ...

It marks the end of an era: Apple has officially (and quietly) killed off the iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle, leaving just the iPod Touch as the only remaining version of the company’s iconic ...

Apple confirmed it has said goodbye to the iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle, by discontinuing both models to simplify the iPod lineup.

Thankfully, logic won out, and the current iPod shuffle is more or less a smaller version of the 2nd-gen model. VoiceOver is still on board, but the familiar ring of buttons is back. Unlike a lot of ...