Every time I board a plane and the person sitting next to me is a stranger, I notice them clock the noughties relic in my ...

In November 2024, Ledger appointed Tony Fadell, renowned for his work on Apple’s iPod, and Lily Liu, co-founder of Earn.com, to its board of directors. Ledger Nano S Plus security ...

The L.A.-based design collective Drought is tapping into that desire with the iMirror, a behemoth 5-foot-tall replica of the iconic iPod Nano with a mirror instead of a screen (as the name suggests).

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 Reebok Nano X4—like all the earlier iterations in the line—is a cross-training shoe, meaning it’s made for folks who do a lot of different things during their workouts: They might lift ...

7. Resetting the iPod nano (1st generation) The 1st generation iPod nano is the original model and is larger than the later models. To reset it, follow these instructions: Step 1: Toggle the Hold ...

The iPod Nano was one of Apple’s masterworks, but it’s really tied down by its dependence on wired headphones. At least, that’s what [Tucker Osman] must have thought, as he spent … ...

Priced at less than $100, the iPod Shuffle was also Apple's cheapest device yet. The iPod Shuffle at the Apple Store at Crystal Court, Costa Mesa in 2005. Don Kelsen/Getty Images.

The nano proved immensely popular when it was launched in September 2005. By the holiday season, Apple had sold 14 million first-generation nano players, according to the Washington Post.

iPod nanos on display at an Apple special event in 2012. Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Apple announced on Thursday that it will be discontinuing the iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle, Bloomberg reports.

However, the most interesting aspect was that the iPod nano can not only output power, but it also can indeed charge a first-generation Apple Pencil — just like plugging it into your iPad.

Basically, if you have a seventh-generation iPod Nano and you love it, you have a two-year window to get it fixed by Apple if it breaks down. The seventh-generation iPod Nano joins all other iPod Nano ...