IPod's 'father' leaving Apple

November 5, 2008 iPod Nanos on display

iPod Nanos displayed in September 2008. Apple announced on Tuesday that the employee credited with being the "father of the iPod" is stepping down from his post at the iconic California company.

Apple announced on Tuesday that the employee credited with being the "father of the iPod" is stepping down from his post at the iconic California company.

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