Apple has just posted a new TV ad for its new line of iPods, which have recently begun shipping.

Apple's iPhone special event saw the company unveil its new line of iPods, which included a refreshed iPod touch and an impressive iPod nano. Now, Apple's all-new TV ad for this line of iPods (which the company played inside the Yerba Buena Center, yesterday), is available to view online.

If you missed all of the fun from earlier today, Apple just posted the keynote online, ready for streaming.

One of the most derided and useless parts of the iPhone and iPod experience may be getting a welcome makeover.

Is Apple getting ready to rock the education world?

Wondering which bar the iPhone might be in next? How many cameras the iPhone 6 might have? Whatever the case, if it's Apple related, we want more of it right? Right. So here are my picks for all the good, bad and ugly ways to stalk, I mean, "keep up with" our dearly beloved Apple.

Merry Christmas! Today's special edition iWake is now available. Today's episode takes a look at what industries Steve Jobs has revolutionized. Have a listen ...

A new jailbreak package to come to our attention is HomeScreenMusic, a tweak that allows users to control the playback of music on an iPhone using Home screen icons.

With iPod sales on the decline, some believe Apple is giving up on the device, even though they hold 70 percent of the MP3 player market share.

Musicon is a recently released application for the iPhone and iPod touch, which allows users to add music albums to their Home screen. Currently, the application is available to download in an ad-supported version for free, in the App Store.

While many of us expected Apple's "Back to School" promotion to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the company's retail stores, we've yet to see the famous "buy a Mac, get a free iPod" offer launch. However, @ChronicWire - a new, supposedly legitimate source for Apple information - claims the promotion will launch on Wednesday.

Noize ($1.99) is a rather clever alternative for the built in iPod app, which can detect when the background noise in your environment increases, and will increase the volume of the music you're listening to accordingly.

iSongAnnouncer will verbally tell you what song you are listening to without looking. The single purpose of this app is hard to justify the price, but there are some out there that will enjoy what it does and how it does it.

Apple has recently been awarded 23 new patents, according to Patently Apple, which highlighted four of these in a recent article. The patents included in the article are for the iPhone 4 design, the 2009 compact wired keyboard, the second generation iPod, and the iChat video conference system.

Transpod for Mac is a clever application that can transfer music from your iDevice, to your Macintosh computer. The application is compatible with virtually every iDevice going, and it's available to download for free.

From apps that help you listen to music that you haven't heard in years, to apps that introduce you to new music and help you find the perfect song, this AppList will bring new vitality to your listening habits and help you have even more fun with music.

Have an iPod? Want an iPhone? We have apps for that.

Apple's revamped Game Center has just been released along with iOS 4.1, and it has left some Apple device users behind. Read More...

Apple has made it easier to find movie trailers as well as showtimes and added the ability to automatically find your nearest theater. This is thanks to a revamped iTunes Movie Trailers Showtimes site. Best of all, the site uses HTML5, meaning you can use it on any of your iOS devices! Read More...

If you enjoy looking at panoramic views of the world's greatest peaks, we have a special offer for you! Fabio Soldati, the creator of PeakFinder Alps and PeakFinder USA West for iPhone/iPod touch is giving away ten free copies of each of these apps!

Apple's online store is now full to the brim with new iPod models available to purchase! Read on to find out more...

At today's fall Apple announcement, the most innovative and interesting iPod nano ever created was demoed.

As an introduction to Apple's fall product announcements, Steve Jobs shared some pretty impressive numbers about iOS.