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Apple Music adiciona emulador do iPod original ao seu site em homenagem aos 25 anos do dispositivo

23 October 2026 at 15:59

Como comentamos mais cedo, o dia de hoje marca o 25º aniversário do iPod original — e, para comemorar essa data tão especial, a Apple incluiu nada menos que um emulador surpreendentemente completo do seu clássico reprodutor de mídia na página de erro 404 do Apple Music.

Ornado com uma moldura do primeiro iPod, uma tela monocromática e uma scroll wheel funcional, ele traz uma série de músicas que marcaram a vida do saudoso dispositivo da Maçã.

Apple really put a fully functional iPod emulator on its 404 page to celebrate the iPod’s 25th anniversary 👀https://t.co/IBvKxOhU6D pic.twitter.com/CFSHbPPXFj

— apple files (@applefiles_) October 23, 2026

No menu “Playlists”, por exemplo, há listas de reprodução voltadas aos mais diversos gêneros, com destaque especial para 2001 — o ano de lançamento do primeiro iPod. As abas “Artistas” e “Músicas” também estão populadas com dezenas de artistas e canções, servindo como uma verdadeira cápsula do tempo.

É possível até mesmo jogar o clássico game Breakout, que pode ser acessado em Ajuste » Sobre e segurando o botão central por alguns segundos.

Emulador do iPod original na página de erro 404 do Apple Music rodando o jogo Breakout
Captura de tela/Apple Music

Se as informações da tela “Sobre” estiverem corretas, esse iPod virtual está rodando a versão 2644.1.0 do seu sistema operacional e está carregado com 1.029 músicas. Nenhuma dessas canções, no entanto, é uma versão completa: todas têm apenas cerca de um minuto e meio.

Entre as várias músicas selecionadas pela Apple, está o hit indie “Music Is My Hot Hot Sex”, parte do álbum “Cansei de Ser Sexy” (2005), da banda brasileira CSS — e que já foi a trilha sonora de um comercial do iPod touch!

Para conferir a novidade, basta acessar essa página. Não está claro por quanto tempo esse emulador ficará de pé, então aproveite para dar aquela brincada enquanto pode!

Muito bacana, não? 😃


O Apple Music conta com um catálogo de mais de 100 milhões de músicas e 30 mil playlists — muitas delas com suporte a Áudio Espacial (Dolby Atmos) e em altíssima definição, com áudio Lossless. Para quem ama música clássica, há um app dedicado com mais de 5 milhões de faixas, tudo em uma interface simplificada! No Brasil, são três tipos de assinatura: Universitária (R$12,90/mês), Individual (R$23,90/mês) e Familiar (R$40,90/mês). Caso você não seja um assinante, pode testar o serviço de forma gratuita por um mês. Ele também faz parte do pacote de assinaturas da empresa, o Apple One.

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