But does that same advice apply to an old iPod? You may have forgotten that early iPods shipped with custom hard drives — 1.8-inch HDDs for the iPod Classic and 1-inch HDDs for the iPod Mini ...

Download My Classic on the App Store for $2.99 to transform your iPhone into an iPod Classic. Input a special code into the ...

One of my oldest Apple products is the 2009 iPod touch 3. Even after all these years, this old iPod still has some neat ...

Today, though, these clickwheel iPod games are on the verge of becoming lost media—impossible to buy or redownload from iTunes and protected on existing devices by incredibly strong Apple DRM. Now, ...

As I wrote earlier this year, the iPod allows you to get lost in the music in a very noisy world. An entire project is underway to preserve the old iPod Classic games.

Of course, modern users expect a bit more than what the old hardware can deliver. Which is why [Guy Dupont] swapped the internals of his iPod Classic with a Raspberry Pi Zero W. This new Linux ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The iPod Classic is getting crazy high bids on eBay. But think twice before you take your old iPod out of the sock drawer to sell it. The iPod is still a remarkably ...

One such fan, a YouTuber with the alias Guy Dupont, used DIY wizardry to convert his iPod Classic into a device that exclusively streams Spotify, but his customizations are not for novices and ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The iPod Classic is getting crazy high bids on eBay. But think twice before you take your old iPod out of the sock drawer to sell it. The iPod is still a remarkably ...

Heck, even the good old iPod Classic had a “museum mode” that could lock down the device to show specific notes on the screen while audio played. Over the past few years, iOS deployment has become ...

54 games were made for the old-school click wheel iPod Those games have been impossible to play in recent years A new project aims to make the games available for any iPod fans to play These days ...

Of course, modern users expect a bit more than what the old hardware can deliver. Which is why [Guy Dupont] swapped the internals of his iPod Classic with a Raspberry Pi Zero W. This new Linux ...