Photos: The Noughties - Technology events of the last decade

Heidi Foster

3/11

2001 Napster closed, iPod released and Windows XP released

Napster was closed down, with a growl, it’s users finding new places to share music within days (of course). Apple released the iPod, and watched as the world caught up with their ideas. Microsoft launched possibly their most stable product to date, Windows XP. Amazingly it’s still the OS of choice for business nearly 10 years later.

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