The JM21 has FiiO's own music app and support for all the key hi-res streaming services too. The underlying software is ...

While describing his listening habits, Smith said he doesn’t “stream music on principle and never have.” Instead, he’ll buy physical records and dip into his iPod collection to revisit certain eras ...

If you bought a fourth-generation iPod 21(!) years ago, you may make a nice little profit. Right now, you can buy one at ...

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For many of us, subscription fatigue has set in, as has a longing for the good old days of local music file playback. These Android apps make it easy to reminisce about the classic iPod and mp3 ...

When this was the default way to listen to music, iPods were the most popular device. With those gone, there are still more options that have great quality. Whether you prefer wired audio or ...

The iPod once reigned supreme in the realm of portable music. Hackers are now working on preserving one of its less lauded functions — gaming. [via Ars Technica] The run of 54 titles from 2006 ...

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. Sure ...

In a new interview on the latest episode of the BBC's Sidetracked with Annie and Nick podcast, Smith revealed that he prefers to listen to music the old-fashioned way: on an iPod, as Steve Jobs ...

And, of course, the dedicated portable music player. Apple discontinued traditional iPods in 2017, and most online music consumption has migrated from buying music files to streaming subscriptions ...

Adam and Kori Fuerst say people are rediscovering old-school electronics that get them off their smartphones John Russell is a Writer/Reporter at PEOPLE. He joined the PEOPLE team in 2024.