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After 20 years, Apple officially retires the last remaining iPod

our one out for the iPod, a line of devices that revolutionized portable music more than two decades ago. On Tuesday, Apple announced that the iPod Touch will no longer be produced. The current model, introduced in 2019, will. It starts at $199 for 32GB. The iPod Touch was the last of the iPod line–essentially an iPhone SE with an A10 processor and no cellular connectivity. It was an iPod in name, but Music was just one of the many apps filling the home screen.

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