Games have been part of the iPod’s repertoire since September 2006 when Apple introduced nine games you could play on the popular music player. But there was a limitation—the games only worked on ...

The iPod once reigned supreme in the realm of portable music. Hackers are now working on preserving one of its less lauded functions — gaming. [via Ars Technica] The run of 54 titles from 2006-2009 ...

I loved playing that brick breaker game and that game where you shoot down the little dudes parachuting. Fun little time wasters. But those are pretty generic and these games were already clones. What ...

In the film Steve Jobs, the character Steve Jobs (Michael Fassbender) echoed the company’s tagline by promising to put 1,000 songs in his daughter’s pocket. Today, a dedicated group of classic iPod ...

Slipping through the cracks of the week's releases is the first iPod game to draw on a movie license: Disney Online Studios' Pirates of the Caribbean: Aegir's Fire. Compatible with both newer iPod ...

When it comes to physical appearances, the iPod nano saw the biggest changes when Apple overhauled its iPod lineup this week. The new nano leaves behind the shorter, wider shape of the ...

New evidence shows that Apple has interest in improving its tiny multi-touch iPod nano with a camera and support for new software such as games. Potential features of a future touchscreen iPod nano ...

Japanese RPG specialist Square Enix has confirmed support for Apple's iPod with the announcement of a brand new and exclusive role-playing game. Song Summoner: The Unsung Heroes goes on sale this week ...

Not only is Apple’s next iPod Nano said to bring the camera back, but it’s also going to run new software for games. Not just Klondike and Vortex, last seen in the fifth-gen model, I’m hoping. The ...

Being both a fan of tactical role playing games and an owner of a 5G iPod, I was both surprised and excited when Square Enix revealed, and then subsequently released, Song Summoner: The Unsung Heroes ...

Web designer James Whelton has set out to unlock hidden features of the iPod Nano touch, enabling it to play video and games and store contacts and calendar data. Whelton's finds show that Apple may ...