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Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke at the Wall Street Journal's technology conference yesterday (October 27), and among the many topics discussed, he let the public know why the company discontinued the iPod Classic. -
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For the handful of fans who were delighted to receive that free U2 album following the unveiling of Apple’s iPhone 6 a couple of weeks ago, the Irish rock icons have just announced word that they’ll be touring Songs of Innocence in 2015, according to NME. -
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While big announcements came today (Sept. 9) about the future of some Apple products, others were simply discontinued. According to CNET, the iPod Classic, which debuted in 2007, was nowhere to be found when the company's store came back online around noon. -
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