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A long time ago, smartphones were small. Like, really small. It used to be a given that such a device should fit snugly in the hand, so you could do

Notes from a Sunday Dodgers win, plus injury updates on Clayton Kershaw and Andrew Heaney.

After 20 years, the iPod has been discontinued. Here’s our memories of listening to — and losing — a lot of music players over the years.

Apple has brought an end to manufacturing the iPod touch and now says it will remain available only "while supplies last." The current model is still available, with prices starting at $199.

Cars have become bastions of electronic gadgetry. Here are some of the gadgets that staffers at The Verge have used to upgrade their various vehicles.

Apple said these apps were removed since they are not updated and downloaded by users. Several developers have raised concerns over Apple sending them an email and threatening their apps to be removed from the App Store, citing that they had not been updated in a "significant amount of time.

Coffee makers can be fancy, simple, complicated, or easy to use. This one Mr. Coffee machine is operated by one basically perfect button.

If there's a lesson in this for startups, it's probably related to how much positive press you can generate with a simple WFH policy.

Boeing’s CEO says that its deal with former president Donald Trump to build a new pair of Air Force One planes for $3.9 billion might have been a mistake.

Apple Music and the iOS App Store are having issues, as Apple says outages are affecting "all users." Problems users are seeing include songs that won’t play as well as lossless audio and Dolby Atmos issues.