This fall, Apple is celebrating one big anniversary, 20 years since the premiere of the first ever iPod audio player. He saw the light of day on October 23, 2001 and, together with his followers, completely changed the way he listened to and bought music. Today, smartphones have taken over the function of travel music players, but if you grind into the Music section on the Apple website, you will still find the iPod generation 7th generation from 2019 in the menu. And believe it or not, this device may have a follower in the fall.
Annual iPod this fall?
According to Steve Moser of MacRumors Apple began mentioning the iPod Touch in its Apple Music PR, which it hadn’t done before November last year. Of course, he could have delivered it there simply because he had forgotten about it before, but according to the latest findings, they are going to revive this brand once again in Cupertino.
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Steve Moser also had the new iPod Touch processed by graphics RendersbyIan (who, by the way, also creates renders for Jon Prosser). The back of the upcoming iPod should look like older iPhones with one camera, from the front the author expects a hitherto unseen design with symmetrical but very thick frames around the display. IPod Touch looks better on the second set of renders from @ AppleLe257 a @Apple_Tommorow – the back is similar, but the front is significantly nicer and resembles this year’s iPhones without a cutout for the Face ID camera.
However, Steve Moser adds that his information is still unverified and should be considered speculation, not leakage.
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