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History
The iPod was originally conceived by Tony Fadell, 5 outside Apple. Fadell showed his idea to Apple, and was hired as an independent to take your project to market. Fadell and his team were responsible for the first two generations of iPod. Since then, the iPod has been designed by the team of Jonathan Ive.
After 9 months of development the iPod was released for sale on 23 October 2001, only for Apple Mac computers. In 2002, the second generation was introduced in two varieties: one for Mac users and one for Windows users. The only difference between the two packages was the inclusion of the program to organize music on the iPod. For Mac, the iTunes program was included, and for Windows, Musicmatch Jukebox program. IPods only worked with both systems. In 2003 Apple introduced the third generation iPod, which came with a single disk that iTunes on Windows, like Mac OS. Currently the software can be downloaded directly from Apple’s website.
Integration and new models
In late June of 2005 Apple iPod 4G integrated with the iPod photo. Now all the white models have color screen and ability to store and play music and photos. There are currently two models, with capacities of 20 GB and 60 GB.
On October 12, 2005 Apple released the 5G iPod, which has a color screen 2.5 inches, can display album artwork and photos, as well as play video including music videos, video Podcasts, home movies and television.
On February 7, 2006 Apple introduced a new model for nano, which has 1 GB. With this, Apple plans to make iPods more accessible than ever. Moreover Price Shuffle also low in the model of 512 MB and 1GB.
On June 6, 2006 Apple introduced a special version of the iPod 5G (video) of the musical group U2 Like its predecessor, this iPod has etched metal-backed firms from the four components of the musical group, however this time is the first for which the company changes the color of the metal (in this model is not silver but black). This iPod is only available with 30GB capacity. This special edition adds to pack an exclusive video of 30 minutes with interviews and performances by U2.
In September 2006, was released the enhanced version of the fifth generation iPod, also known as 5.5G iPod. The change is that it has a battery more efficiently and better lighting.
On September 5, 2007 Apple introduced the next generation of iPods: the iPod was renamed the “iPod classic” and increased its capabilities, the iPod nano was completely redesigned and added to the line the iPod Touch, which has the great touch screen and features audio, video, photos and web browsing via Wi-Fi, similar to the iPhone.
On 15 January 2008 at MacWorld, it was announced a change in the ipod touch software and incorporates new applications: e-mail that can view HTML pages, open documents in PDF, Microsoft Word and Excel, and Google Maps that through triangulation with Wi-Fi networks can show the approximate location of the iPod and give instructions on the screen to go from one point to another.
On 9 September 2008 in the event of Apple Let’s Rock, announced enhancements to the iPod range.
• New iPod shuffle colors.
• New iPod nano with flash memory of 8 or 16 GB (in silver, black, purple, blue, green, yellow, orange, red and pink). New design similar to the iPod nano second generation, accelerometer feature Shake to shuffle (the shake change to a random song) with the new Genius on, with the CoverFlow system that automatically activates when placed horizontally and new interface .
• New iPod classic with 120GB capacity and only two colors (black and white).
• New iPod touch with 2.1 software.
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When the sale of iPods grew, many people had one, and were identified by the white earbuds of the iPod. For this reason in the current advertising of Apple on the iPod are people who have hands on an iPod, but what stands out in the advertisement is the headphones.
Apple turned to one of the best robot dancers in the world, David Elsewhere, as a dancer in one of their ads more recordados.6
Brand
The name iPod was proposed by Vinnie Chieco, 7 a freelance writer, who (with others) was called by Apple to figure out how to get the new product to the public. Apple investigated and found that it was in use. Joseph N. Grasso of New Jersey had originally patented an “iPod” in the Patent and Trademark Office of the United States in July 2000 for Internet kiosks. The first iPod was shown a kiosk the public in New Jersey in March 1998, and commercial use began in January 2000 but had apparently been abandoned in 2001.8 The mark was registered by the USPTO in November 2003 and Grasso assigned it to Apple Inc. in 2005.9
Software
The Click Wheel (Wheel click) on the iPod
The iPod can play MP3, WAV, AAC/M4A, AIFF and Apple Lossless. The 5th generation iPod can also play video files in H.264 and MPEG-4.10
Apple designed the iPod to function mainly in combination with its iTunes software. With iTunes, you ca