Apple’s website has fun new easter egg: a fully interactive iPod
Today is the 25th anniversary of Apple unveiling the first iPod. And as discovered by Kian on X , the company’s website now has a fun new iPod easter egg. more…
On the 25th anniversary of Apple introducing the original iPod, the company's website now features a delightful hidden easter egg. This interactive version of the now-discontinued iPod was discovered by Kian on X and serves as a digital memorial to the iconic device. When visitors navigate to non-existent pages on music.apple.com, they encounter a fully functional iPod model.
By clicking the device's buttons and scroll wheel, users can browse through pre-loaded songs and previews, reminiscent of the iPod's 90-second previews from two decades ago. The iPod showcased on Apple's website was launched on October 23, 2001, and its music library includes popular tracks from the era. Apple Music, the company's streaming service, costs $11.99 per month, or can be included in the Apple One subscription package.
Fans are invited to share their thoughts on whether Apple should continue producing dedicated music players like the iPod in the comments section.
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