iPod

the begining

Jan 1, 2001

ITunes digital jukebox software introduced

1,000 song in your pocket

Oct 1, 2001

Apple Present Ipod, offering 1,000 songs in your pocket

2nd generation

Jul 1, 2002

Apple introduces the second generation Ipod, compatible with Windows and holding up to 4,000 song.
Numbers of Ipods sold through 2002: 600,000

Itunes Music Store

Apr 28, 2003

Apple launches the iTunes Music Store with 200,000 songs at 99¢ each, along with the new third-generation iPod that is thinner and lighter than two CDs and holds 7,500 songs
iTunes sells one million songs in its first week

10 million songs

Sep 1, 2003

iTunes downloads top 10 million songs

iPod mini

Jan 1, 2004

Apple introduces iPod mini, available in five colos

Car Audio

Nov 1, 2004

BMW drivers get the first car audio system with iPod integration
iTunes Music Store goes international, launching in the U.K., France & Germany

Expanding

Oct 1, 2005

iTunes expands to include TV shows and music videos.
Apple unveils the new fifth-generation iPod that plays music, photos and video. iTunes sells one million videos in less than three weeks.Number of iPods sold through 2005: 42 million

Shuffle

Nov 1, 2005

iPod shuffle introduced
iPod nano replaces the iPod mini and goes on to become the best selling music player ever

iPhone

Jan 1, 2007

Apple introduces iPhone
Number of iPods sold through 2007: 141 million

APP

Nov 1, 2009

Apple announces more than 100,000 apps available on the App Store Number of iPods sold through 2009: 250 million

facetime

Sep 1, 2010

Apple introduces the new iPod touch with Retina Display, FaceTime video calling, HD video recording and Game Center.
The new iPod nano features Multi-Touch interface and a built-in clip for instant wearability
Number of iPods sold through September 1, 2010: 275 million