On this day five years ago, the iPod music player from Apple was introduced. It caught the attention of music lovers, both for what it could do -- allow them to fit much of their music in their ...

Shinier, smaller and pricier than the competition, the iPod is vintage Apple. As such, this portable MP3 player -- on sale starting Nov. 10 -- also offers a fine lesson in why it's a good thing ...

The iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano are also getting a refresh, although it's purely cosmetic. The lower-end music players will be available in five new colors, including space gray, silver, gold, pink ...

You've got aptX and LDAC to beam high-quality sound to the best wireless headphones, and the R3Pro II also works with AirPlay ...

I love my iPod. My little red 5th generation Apple MP3 player is still a device that lives in my pocket, perfect for whenever I want to listen to top-quality wired music on the go.

In February, Apple followed up its wildly popular iPod music player with the iPod Mini. This smaller, sleeker $250 player could hold 1,000 songs and came in five brushed-aluminum colors. But for ...

Despite it being 17 years to the day since the release of the first iPod and four years since the classic model was discontinued, there are still shedloads of people who love an MP3 player. Myself ...

Lost in all the buzz over Apple's new "wearable device" and bigger, badder phones, was the death of the device that was the patriarch of the company's portable digital revolution.

Every smartphone contains a music player (and a camera, satnav and much else) so an iPod is surplus weight. The late Steve Jobs said that some referred to the iPod touch as an iPhone without the ...

Streaming music is great, but if you're somewhere without a data connection, like a flight or underground on the subway, some of our favorite cloud services won't do you much good. For times like ...