The hacker known for cracking the copy-protection technology in DVDs claims to have unlocked the playback restrictions of iPod and iTunes. He plans to license his code to others. By The Associated ...

Though largely neglected in recent years, the iPod line could soon get a fresh upgrade to keep it relevant in the era of the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, code from the leaked iOS 11 golden master suggests.

Thanks to the work of a notorious hacker, iPod users may soon be able to play music downloaded from other companies onto their iPods. Jon Lech Johansen, a 22-year-old who gained fame as a teen when he ...

Just months after Apple Computer was found guilty of breaking Norwegian law with its iTunes downloading service, a native of the nippy European country has just returned the favor. John Lech Johansen, ...

It’s been ore than three years since Apple released a new iPod touch, but it looks like the company may have a new one in the works… along with several new iPads. Developer Steven Troughton-Smith dug ...

If you have ever had the urge to make a custom iPod remote, it just became a whole lot easier. One enterprising hacker has put together a code repository for communicating with Apple's portable audio ...

Apple fans love rumors, and one of the best places to find hints of upcoming hardware is within new developer versions of iOS. The iOS 12.2 beta is currently available and one developer dug into the ...

It may not be anything more than a bit of excess or leftover code, but it looks like there's at least a hint of some possible video playback capabilities lying deep in the code for the new iPod nano ...

With contactless interactions more common than ever, there is more of a need to read a QR code than ever. Here's how to read QR codes using your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. A QR code is a type of two ...

Code within the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, the iOS 12.2 beta, contains clues that hint at four new iPad models — and a long-awaited upgrade for the iPod Touch. The discovery ...

Editor's note: This blog post replaces an earlier version by Mike Moffatt on the same subject. In delving into the murky world of Canada's tariff codes, it appears I have ruffled some feathers. On ...