10 Products Apple Killed That You Probably Didn’t Know About

After #Bendgate, there is something else that you should know about Apple products. The company quietly killed the iPod Classic, which has a memory seize that could go up to 160GB, equivalent to 40,000 songs. Fans of this device loved it so much and were devastated by the news.

But there are actually a lot of products Apple quietly killed that you probably didn’t notice due to all the new devices the giant tech company has released.

1. Original Apple earbuds. Released in 2001, its design was ultimately changed in 2012 after iPhone 5 was released.
2. Square-shaped iPod Nano. Steve Jobs wanted it to fit the small pocket in the jeans. Its design went back to rectangle in 2012.
3. 30-pin Charger. It died out in 2012, when the Lightning cable was introduced.
4. iWeb. iCloud killed it in 2012.
5. 32GB iPhones. Apple skipped it with the introduction of the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus.
6. iPhone 5. Apple discontinued this device with the introduction of iPhone 5S and 5C.
7. Non-retina Display. More people are buying the iPad Mini, which comes with the higher-resolution retina display. Apple scratched non-retina iPad 2.
8. iPad 3. iPad4 and iPad Mini killed it.
9. White MacBook. It was discontinued in 2011, when MacBook Air was released.
10. iPod Classic. It debuted after the iPhone in 2007.