As a music
lover myself, I have been keeping up with the music that is emerging nowadays.
Not mentioning the music that my parents have been enjoying a couple of years
ago. For me, music is something that I wish I could always have, like a
soundtrack that affirms every life event, every milestone.
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With this,
I always make sure to have my disc jockey with me back then. But when the iPod
came out for the first time, it gave me a hint of ease and comfort because of
the fact that it is good for digital music consumption. Don’t get me wrong, I
love listening to music using my disc jockey with my headphones on, but the
iPod trend got me.
Music Revolution
The time
when Steve Jobs presented a new device called the iPod, a lot have been
intrigued about how it would affect the music industry especially the
production of CDs and physical records. However, this made music even more
revolutionized. With the very handy dandy gadgets on side, surely, music can be
heard anywhere, everywhere with Apple’s first iPod, which holds 1,000 songs.
Clearly, it showcases a massive storage capability within just a very light and
compact body.
The time
iTunes was launched; the iPod made more sense because of the millions of song
downloads that were acquired. What made it more popular is the fact that
artists are now even using iTunes to sell their music out to the public, having
more easy access for their listeners, not mentioning the comfort it gives with
just a few clicks by online purchase.
iPod Evolution
Now, the lines
of Apple iPods have really come a long way, in technological sense. From just
having shuffle modes to touch screens and to Wi-Fi enabling features, the
iPod’s evolution definitely served its purpose.
The iPod Classic
By swiftly
swiping the surface of this classic gadget, the iPod Classic is definitely one
of its kinds. It has set the bar for music consumption. Storing up to 160G
worth of memory capacity, one can also store videos, photos and files for easy
access without you needing a USB stick to transfer files.
It might
look a bit huge, quite enough to fit on your hands, but definitely the iPod
classic is a must have.
The iPod Nano
The iPod
nano is another revolutionary invention to make things more light and easy. Still
a portable media player having been able to undergo seven generation updates.
This just shows that Apple is keeping up with the demands of their consumers in
accordance to the usage. More often than not, most athletes, or people who
wanted to maintain a healthy lifestyle by mere exercising with music usually
use the iPod nano. So if you want to jog along with some music, the iPod nano
is perfect for you! However, there is not definite news on what Apple’s plans
are for this gadget but let us just anticipate that it will still stay for a
while on store shelves longer.
The iPod Touch
Close
enough to being like the iPhone, except the SMS and call features, the iPod
touch is a multi-purpose pocket size electronic device. It doesn’t only hold
music for storage but it also stores video. Aside from that, it can also be
used as a digital camera and a handheld game device with applications you can
purchase or download at the App Store. Sure enough, mobile app development firms tops this. Going back, the iPod Touch also
enables you to connect to the Internet through Wi-Fi. It has similarities that of
an iPhone because of its iOS operating system. More over, it holds a maximum of
64G storage capacity.
Clearly, the iPod has been undergoing different
changes just like how music is influencing the public through all these years.
