This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. If you’ve managed to hold onto a first-generation iPod nano —the ...

Several readers are reporting success in resolving various iPod Shuffle (first generation) issues with the aid of Apple's recently revised reset utility 1.0.1. In particular, a frustrating issue ...

iPod Touch (1st Generation) has a 3.5-inch widescreen multi-touch display and an 8GB, 16GB or 32GB flash drive. The antennae cover on the back upper-left corner is squared off.

ipod 1st gen 1 Articles . IPod, Therefore I Am: Looking Back At An Original IPod Prototype. December 3, 2021 by Ryan Flowers 17 Comments . Have you ever wondered what consumer electronics look ...

Days after a factory-sealed first-generation iPhone sold for $190,000 at an auction and a pair of "ultra-rare" Apple sneakers went on sale for $50,000, a first-generation Apple iPod from 2001 sold ...

Apple recently announced a recall of first-generation iPod Nanos because of a battery issue that may result in a fire. It’s rare for a recall to happen six years after a product was produced ...

This ultra-small iPod features 4GB of storage (enough for 1,000 songs or so) ... iPod mini (First Generation) By Jason Snell. Macworld JUL 31, 2004 5:00 pm PDT. At a Glance Expert's Rating.

A first-generation iPod that had been placed on a teenager’s closet shelf in Plano, Texas, soon after he received it as a Christmas gift in 2001 was sold for $29,000 on the Rally collectibles ...

The stories behind these prototypes are usually unknown, but 9to5Mac has been able to learn more about a specific prototype of a first-generation iPod touch that was built before the iPhone was ...

First Generation iPod Nano Batteries Can Overheat. November 14, 2011 / 4:43 PM EST / CBS Boston ... The first generation Nanos have a black or white plastic front and a silver metal back.

Apple has released a knowledge base article describing battery overheating issues in 1st generation iPod nanos, suggesting users contact AppleCare immediately if they experience the problem.

The third-generation iPod shuffle is here—and by here, I don’t mean in the insubstantial “floating in the air of human knowledge” sort of way. I mean here, at my desk, in the Macworld offices.