Apple has stopped producing the iPod Touch.

Apple has just announced that it will discontinue production of the iPod Touch, ending more than two decades of the company's dominance in the digital music player market.

According to Android Authority , over its more than 20-year history, Apple produced several different iPod models but gradually phased them out as the popularity of the iPhone impacted sales. The iPod Touch was the last device in Apple's iPod lineup, and Apple has now discontinued it, closing the more than 20-year history of the iPod. Customers can still purchase this music player now until stocks run out.

The "spirit" of the iPods still lives on in many of Apple's modern devices.

Reuters

Apple Vice President Greg Joswiak commented, “Today, the spirit of the iPod lives on. We’ve integrated its music experience across all of our products, from iPhone to Apple Watch, HomePod Mini, on Mac, iPad, and Apple TV. Apple Music also delivers industry-leading sound quality with spatial audio support, making it the best place to enjoy, discover, and experience music.”

After 20 years, Apple will stop producing the 'legendary' iPod Touch.

Apple revolutionized digital music players with the introduction of the first iPod in 2001. The iPod's simple interface and large storage capacity disrupted the market and instantly propelled Apple to market leadership. As the iPhone became popular and its storage capacity increased, most customers no longer needed to carry a dedicated music player, ultimately leading to the downfall of the iPod.

During its heyday, the iPod helped fuel Apple's "halo effect," in which consumers would buy the company's inexpensive products and then gradually invest in more products and services, eventually switching completely to the Apple ecosystem. While the iPod Touch may have been the last iPod, it will always be remembered for its contributions.

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