What Devices Are Being Discontinued by Apple Music?

Discover which Apple devices, including the iPod Touch, are being discontinued and what this means for users.

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Apple has announced discontinuing the iPod Touch. This marks the end of the iPod product line, which initially launched in 2001. Existing stock is still available for purchase until it runs out.**

FAQs & Answers

  1. Why is the iPod Touch being discontinued? Apple is discontinuing the iPod Touch as it phases out older product lines in favor of newer technologies and devices.
  2. What happened to the iPod product line? The discontinuation of the iPod Touch marks the end of the iPod product line, which was first launched in 2001.
  3. Are there any other Apple devices being discontinued? Other devices may also be discontinued as Apple updates its product lineup, but specific announcements will provide further details.
  4. What should I do if I own an iPod Touch? If you own an iPod Touch, consider checking for existing stock at retailers or looking into alternative Apple devices that suit your needs.

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