On its fifth birthday Apple's iPod may finally be dragged into the wireless age. The iPod turned five in October to a hallelujah chorus of fawning bloggers. Apple has sold 67 million of them. The ...

So if Bluetooth makes so much sense and would make your experience so much better, why doesn't your iPod have Bluetooth? The answer is simple economics.

For years I’d fastidiously stocked up this iPod with thousands of songs – I was an even bigger music buff in my teens and it was a ritual of sorts to spend my saved pocket money on two-for-£5 CDs from ...

There are some reports of a Bluetooth iPod upgrading coming soon. Specs and release dates are obviously unknown, but iPod accessory manufacturers are said to be creating a plethora—that’s ...

People have been asking for iPods with Bluetooth functionality for a long time now. While the iPhone does have internal Bluetooth, none of the iPod models (including the iPod Touch) share the ...

How to Connect a Wireless Headset to an iPod. Many wireless headsets incorporate Bluetooth technology, which allows you to simplify your call management with clients, customers or employees ...

The iPod touch fourth generation and later models should work with most Bluetooth headsets, but earlier iPod Touch models do not support one of the most common Bluetooth headset profiles. A ...

The 3rd generation iPod Touch lacked an internal microphone but Apple offered a headphone/mic. For the 4th generation, Apple only offers headphones. Will the new iPod Touch work with the Apple Mic ...

We already thought that 4G iPod Bluetooth mod was pretty sweet, but Fstedie has managed to top himself, cramming a BT adapter into a 5G video iPod without altering the stock appearance, apart from ...

Discussion over Apple's latest OS 3.0 for iPhone has uncovered that the existing iPod Touch will receive A2DP Bluetooth functionality.

Bluetooth 4.1 extends the Bluetooth Smart development environment by providing product and application developers with even more flexibility to create products that can take on multiple roles.

Usually product teardowns are only interesting for the raw, visceral thrill of seeing chipsets and circuit boards splayed wide open, but iFixit's disassembly of the new iPod touch revealed ...