Is Apple killing the iPod Once and for all?

This is a CR Bridge review. Let's assume it ain't so! Apple has been rearranging its site around amid its yearly WWDC designer gathering and has formally uprooted the iPod tab, which has been a staple at the highest point of the site for more than 13 years. 

Does this mean Apple is equipping to draw the attachment on the cherished iPod for the last time? It could. We haven't seen another iPod since 2012, and the exemplary wheel-based unit that began it all was formally slaughtered a year ago. I'd cite deals graphs to showcase the gadget's decay, however, Apple quit reporting those deals in 2015's first quarter. Bits of gossip say we may see a redesign of the iPod this year, however, so far that is just a theory. The iPod page is still on the site, however, it is concealed profound under the new Apple Music tab, Apple's new music spilling administration presented Monday. 

iMemories 

Since its 2001 discharge, the iPod verifiably set Apple on a hoisted way to fame, and changed the tech amusement for eternity. Alongside the iPhone, most would say its a standout amongst the most essential tech development of the 21st century hitherto. 

Its descendent, the iPhone, has turned out to be the iPod's demise, holding all the same abilities of the old pocket music player and then some. Honestly, the main iPod that could have survived the savagery of the iPhone was likely the iPod Classic exclusively for nostalgic reasons, however it must be stopped because of part inconveniences. 

The times are changing for Apple. It's difficult to envision Cupertino without an iPod in its line, yet with no new passages in about three years, it is not looking cheerful over the long haul for the gadget that upset tech and music, regardless of the fact that it does get an overhaul this year. In the event that this is genuinely the start of the end, it is been a decent ride, with some really uncomfortable earphones included. For more news on iPod, check out our blog site CR Bridge reviews.