It costs roughly as much as an iPod Nano. And promises to fill a void that Apple's music player left behind, too.

I love my iPod. My little red 5th generation Apple MP3 player is still a device that lives in my pocket, perfect for whenever I want to listen to top-quality wired music on the go. Sure ...

Since I started to write about UI design and iOS apps again 5 months ago, I became more and more disappointed with the native music player on my iPod touch. During my research, I found many innovative ...

Back in the day the Apple iPod was the personal music player (PMP) to get even if mostly because everyone and their dogs had one. These days most people just use their smartphone as a PMP ...

So we're rather excited to see a new Android-powered FiiO portable player with a much lower price tag: just $149 in the US. For those of us of a certain audio age, that's iPod Nano money.

but players have came in all sizes, with some units including FM radio (see iPod). A music player app comes with all smartphones and tablets, as well as many satellite radio receivers and in-dash ...

as has a longing for the good old days of local music file playback. These Android apps make it easy to reminisce about the classic iPod and mp3 player era. Personally, I maintain a strong ...

Released in late 2001, about eight months after the arrival of iTunes, the original Apple iPod music player featured a mini version of the game Breakout. Breakout was published in 1976 by Atari ...