The iPod is almost dead. Apple's website no longer lists the iPod nano and iPod shuffle. The only iPod Apple now offers up is the iPod touch. Apple confirmed with Mashable its smallest music players ...

The second-gen iPod Nano looks and feels better. Its body is now made of anodized aluminum, rather than the scratch-prone polycarbonate of the original. It’s also thinner, believe it or not. Five new ...

ITunes has a large library of podcasts grouped in episodes you can download to your iPod Nano. Podcasts generally follow a radio-show format and come in a variety of genres. When you download podcasts ...

Touch became the last iPod standing on Thursday as Apple removed nano and shuffle stand-alone digital music players from its lineup. Late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs introduced the devices some 12 ...

It marks the end of an era: Apple has officially (and quietly) killed off the iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle, leaving just the iPod Touch as the only remaining version of the company’s iconic portable ...

Apple recently discontinued the iPod nano, which used to sit in the middle of the iPod product line. With its touch interface, it offered more operability than the iPod shuffle, but it wasn’t as big ...

Amidst the brouhaha of Wednesdays’s announcement of the iPod nano, most people—especially those of us lucky enough to see the new player in person—were enthralled by just how incredibly small, yet ...

The iPod Nano is officially a “vintage” Apple product. Apple recently added the seventh-generation iPod Nano, which is the newest iPod Nano (last updated in 2015), to its Vintage and Obsolete Products ...

Update: CNET’s official review of the Apple iPod Nano (fifth-generation) is now available. I’m holding Apple’s fifth-generation iPod Nano, and it’s feeling like deja vu. Here we are again with an 8GB ...

The seventh-generation iPod nano, Apple’s last model, will be added to the company’s list of “vintage” products later this month. First introduced in 2015, the device was marketed as the thinnest iPod ...

My Nano was loud lime green and engraved with "Don't Panic" on the back. It came with a computer, one of those Apple deals where you'd buy a laptop for college and they'd throw an iPod Nano in the box ...

A video camera! On an iPod! Battery has more endurance than Muhammad Ali (fighting Joe Frazier). Metallic finish is gorgeous. Video camera's lens placed in a stupid location. Can't take still images.