Apple to discontinues iPod touch, Final iPod series
Apple stated today that the iPod touch, and thus the iPod series, will be discontinued. The iPod touch was the final model in the company's illustrious line of media players. The product will be offered while supplies last, according to the business.
The iPod, which debuted more than two decades ago, followed in the footsteps of the Walkman and transformed the way people listened to music. Many amazing Apple products have come from this series, including the original iPod, the popular iPod nano, the famous iPod Shuffle, and, of course, the iPod touch, which was everything but a smartphone.
The first iPod touch was released in 2007, the same year as the first iPhone. It used the same hardware and software as the first iPhone, with the exception of the bits that made phone calls.
This pioneering product line's demise comes as no surprise. For some time now, dedicated audio players have been doomed, as have many other product categories, by the smartphone.
It's surprising that Apple waited this long to abandon the iPod touch, considering the corporation clearly lost interest in updating it a long time ago. The sales must have ceased many years ago, as did any interest in the brand. It must have eventually become too expensive or difficult to maintain.
Apple, for one, isn't too upset about the iPod's demise. The company is pleased to point you in the direction of its many other goods that can now play music. Of course, the majority of them lack a headphone jack.
Without a doubt, the iPod will always hold a particular place in our hearts. So long, and many thanks for the Phish.
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