The day many apple growers have been speculating about for years is here. Specifically, we are talking about the day on which the announcement of what lies ahead for the iPod product line - in other words, whether Apple will announce its grand revival with redesigned models, or, conversely, its demise. If you bet on the second variaNo, you hit the nail on the head.
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A few tens of minutes ago Apple officially announced through a press release that it is ending production of the current generation of the iPod touch and will consider sales of the device to be discontinued once it has sold out its stock worldwide. According to AppHowever, there is no point in mourning the device, as its spirit lives on in others. Apple products. “We've integrated an incredible music experience into all of our products from iPhones, through Apple Watch until HomePod mini or Macy's," reads, among other things, the press release, which Apple konec legends announced.
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The first iPod was introduced to the world 21 years ago, specifically in October 2001. For its time, it was an extremely impressive and, above all, revolutionary music device, as it was the first in the world to allow users to hide thousands of music tracks in their pocket and then simply "pull them out" and listen to them.chatDuring the life of this product line, it introduced Apple a lot of different iterations, including the iPod shuffle, nano, or just the touch, which took the longest time to warm up in its offer.
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It should be noted that the death of the current version of the iPod touch was really only a matter of time, since compared to the others Apple products severely out of date. For example, it does not have any biometric authentication system, it has wide frames and its heart is the old A10 Fusion chipset. In previous years, however, we have heard rumors several times that Apple is preparing to resurrect the iPod with a major upgrade that would transform it from a music device into a gaming console that matches the performance of theoneme with the design of the present. However, nothing of the kind is evidently nestSo if you have used iPods in the past or continue to use them, pay them a silent tribute today.
