It all began in 2001 on 23 October, when Apple's resurrection. Steve Jobs had returned to the company to relaunch a brand that only sell computers. The ICT sector was beginning to see the light after the collapse months before the shares of technology companies in the floors and an invitation from Apple came to the editors of all media.
Internet became a hotbed of rumors about what device would be announced and while many pointed to a music player that anyone would have predicted the success of the first iPod and younger siblings - iPod Nano - and older - iPod Touch -- that came later.
On 28 April 2003, with iPod already established in the music player market, Apple sent a new invitation without revealing what the product was announced. Rumors once again, made an appearance on the Web On this occasion it was even talk that the company might buy Universal Music. Steve Jobs jumped on stage wearing his black jersey turtleneck with large numbers on their backs: 200,000. This figure was the number of songs containing a newborn iTunes, which eventually became the online music store important Internet.
"Steve Jobs, Bono and The Edge invite you to a special event. October 2004, rumors were right: camera new iPod, iPod U2 special edition and of course Irish group performance. The music industry and Apple joined hands thanks to the success of iTunes, a legal platform for downloading music to digital music profitable end.
The iPod got older and new versions saw the light: iPod Nano, with capacity for 1,000 songs; device's ability to play videos, new accessories and the first music player with Mac OS and Touch: iPod Touch.
