It did, but the fourth and final generation of the iPod Shuffle shipped in 2010 for $49. That got you 2GB of music storage space, about 15 hours of audio playback, but no screen and no Bluetooth.

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 ...

He unveiled the iPod Nano – a sleek, compact music player that captured the imagination of consumers and investors alike. The product was launched four years after the original iPod.

On Sept. 7, 2005, Steve Jobs unveiled the iPod Nano, revolutionizing the music industry and propelling Apple's growth, and a $1,000 investment in Apple stock at the time would have yielded ...

The iPod Shuffle is being repurposed as colorful hair clips by influencers in widely viewed Instagram and X posts.

The upcoming macOS 13.5 update resolves a syncing issue with the third-generation and fourth-generation iPod shuffle, according to Apple's developer release notes. The update is currently in beta ...

And if you’re experiencing issues syncing your iPod shuffle with your Mac, Apple is fixing that with macOS 13.5. Apple fixes bug affecting iPod shuffle owners (you read that right) ...

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

The iPod shuffle (4th generation), introduced on July 15, 2015, offered a sleek design with up to 15 hours of battery life, 2GB of storage good for hundreds of songs, and a VoiceOver button to hear a ...

Sep. 2010 – up to 16GB (Nano), 2GB Shuffle The sixth generation iPod Nano borrowed elements from 2007's iteration but it delivered what the third-gen couldn't: a touchscreen.

The iPod Shuffle was released in 2005 and was even smaller than the Nano, as it did away with the LCD screen and literally just kept the click wheel. Most Shuffle models only had up to 2GB of storage, ...