All the comments lamenting the "end of the iPod" are premature IMO.
Give it a maximum of 5 years, and there'll be some social trend to offer an "minimally online" device to help you disconnect better from your overwhelming digital firehose in the interest of "wellbeing", and some new iPod device will come back.
The 2020's equivalent of the iPod shuffle - deliberately feature limited for a very specific market.
Give it a maximum of 5 years, and there'll be some social trend to offer an "minimally online" device to help you disconnect better from your overwhelming digital firehose in the interest of "wellbeing", and some new iPod device will come back.
The 2020's equivalent of the iPod shuffle - deliberately feature limited for a very specific market.