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- Tony Fadell, the creator of the iPod, urged Apple to relaunch it to capitalize on nostalgia and appeal to listeners seeking a simpler experience.
- Fadell said a modern iPod could attract listeners who want music without smartphone distractions.
- Fadell is often mentioned as a potential successor to Tim Cook.
- Fadell noted Sony's vinyl focus as a sign of shifting consumer tastes and said Apple could benefit from a similar strategy.
