
RetroPod, the app that brings the iPod back to the iPhone
RetroPod, a new application, has been released on the App Store, allowing users to switch their iPhone to an old iPod look in a few clicks. The application, designed to evoke nostalgia, features the iconic dial of the iPod, immersing users in the atmosphere of the early 2000s. The iPod, first presented by Steve Jobs in 2001, was a popular device and a game-changer in the music industry. The RetroPod app is compatible with Apple Music libraries, but not Spotify or Deezer. Additionally, a web version of the application is also available, which supports both Apple Music and Spotify.
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