IPod News

IPods are twice as dangerous as cell phones for drivers, a new study finds, as the increasing use of mobile technology brings safety challenges to the roadways.

Apple is the fastest-growing retailer in the U.S., representing 20 percent of total U.S. retail sales growth, according to recemt sales figures, but the company's tightly-integrated product line may find new challenges in the future.

A new line of Jelly Belly-branded smartphone cases smells just like real jelly beans, proving that once again the possibilities for novelty phone accessories are unlimited.

Apple today unveiled iOS 5, a beefed up version of the company's software, to push ahead of RIM and Android in the fiercely-competitive mobile market.

Apple device show four out of every five mobile videos, according to reports, underscoring the company's early dominance in streaming despite its famous lack of Flash capabilities.

Samsung today unveiled the Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.0 and 5.0 media players, its Android answer to Apple's iPod and iPod Touch devices.

Apple makes headlines with its lawsuit against Samsung and news that it's secretly tracking iPhone and iPad users. Also Apple's second-quarter profit puts it ahead of Android platform in the big picture.

The iPod Touch makes up one-third of Apple's total device sales, according to a filing as part of its lawsuit against Samsung, indicating the importance of the music player in the iOS ecosystem.

Apple today launched iOS 4.3, the latest version of its operating system for iPhones and iPads, and it's playing some technological catch up with rivals.

Toy maker Hasbro is developing a device that will enable 3D gaming on the iPhone and iPod Touch, to launch in early 2011 for $30.

Danish audio maker Bang & Olufsen today unveiled the BeoSound 8, a high-end speaker system for the iPhone, iPad and iPod.

Sprint said it will sell the ZTE Peel, an accessory that turns an iPod Touch into a watered-down iPhone, giving it 3G connectivity and the ability to make Voice-over-IP calls -- but not cellular calls -- starting November 14 for $80 without a contract.

Apple is releasing a software update for the iPhone next week, adding the ability to play games with friends online and upload high-definition videos to YouTube through Wi-Fi.

Apple today showed off an updated line of iPod products, adding a touch screen display to the smaller, button-free iPod Nano, which starts at $150, but also removing its camera.

Apple is holding a music-themed event next Wednesday, prompting speculation that the company may unveil a snazzier line of iPods or revamp its long-neglected Apple TV project.