Apple Music celebrates the iPod's 25th anniversary with a hidden virtual player, 1,029 songs, and the classic Brick game.
It seems like this amazing Easter egg only launched yesterday, to celebrate the original iPod’s 25th anniversary. Exquisitely well done. More like this, please. ★
Apple has turned a dead-end Apple Music link into a nostalgic surprise, and there's more hidden inside than a simple error message.
Apple is marking the 25th anniversary of the original iPod with a playful, fully interactive Easter egg buried on its Apple Music website. On October 23, 2026 — exactly 25 years after Steve Jobs...
Apple is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the iPod in style.That is to say, by putting a fun little Easter egg inside the Apple Music website. If you know the right URL, you can find a virtual...
Today is the original iPod's 25th birthday, and Apple Music on the web has a hidden easter egg that appears when you load a page that doesn't exist.
Today is the 25th anniversary of Apple unveiling the first iPod. And as discovered by Kian on X, the company’s website now has a fun new iPod easter egg.
Apple celebrates 25 years of iPod with a virtual version of its original music player, complete with a library of tunes (and a hidden game).
Macworld Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the iPod. If I could, I’d pull out my old iPod out of storage and give it a once over on this occasion, but sadly it’s long...
A virtual iPod appears whenever you find a broken page on the streamer’s website, letting you play around with its click wheel and more.
Apple has hidden a fully interactive iPod on the Apple Music website, bringing the iconic music player back to life on the exact day it celebrates its 25th anniversary. The surprise Easter egg...
Apple Music has hidden a fully interactive original iPod on its 404 page to celebrate the iconic music player’s 25th anniversary.
Apple Music is still celebrating the iPod, although only if you know exactly where to look. Here's where to find it.It's incredibly well done. Even the click wheel makes the right sound - image...
Apple hid a playable, first-generation iPod and the classic game Breakout inside a secret 404 error page on its Apple Music website.
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