iPod Nano 4th Gen Sized-Up Against Its Ancestors [Sizemodo]
Gizmodo — ... Tall and slender like the first generation, with Steve Jobs himself calling it the "thinnest iPod ever", curved a bit like the second generation, with the bigger screen of the third generation: the new iPod nano is clearly a product of its ancestry. And it's no longer a stubby fatty. We'll have a hands-on soon enough to tell you if this is an iPod you're going to like slipping into the pocket of your skinny black jeans. [Apple] ...

Apple unveils new iPod nano with built-in accelerometer
AppleInsider — ... Published: 02:30 PM EST Apple on Tuesday introduced the new fourth generation iPod nano, the thinnest iPod ever featuring a built-in accelerometer and new tapered design with a curved aluminum and glass enclosure, in nine vibrant colors. The new iPod nano incorporates the Cupertino-based company's new "Genius technology" which automatically creates playlists from songs in your music library that go great together, with just one click. The new iPod nano also features a refined user interface, a high resolution portrait display and a built-in accelerometer that automatically ...

Notes on iTunes biz, App Store, iPod biz, Jobs, new iPod hands-on
AppleInsider — ... with the second-gen iPod touch because "because of the technology required to connect the device to the receiver in your shoe" was not included in the original model. New iPod nano Apple has also posted a short video of the iPod nano's new features. According to Giz , the new nano is the first nano that ...

iPod Nano Review [Apple]
Gizmodo — ... This generation comes in nine colors, which include pink, purple, black and silver, but no white. It's also the first nano to use solely USB charging, so old Firewire chargers are rendered useless. This evolution is naturally the best iPod nano yet, and you should have no hesitations in picking one up. [Apple iPod nano] ...

Analysis: Putting Apple’s musical moves into perspective
Macworld — ... Tuesday—the most significant changes were a new case and features for the iPod nano, some improvements to the iPod touch, and an update to the iTunes music application and online store—analysts said it would be a mistake to dismiss the releases as no big deal. “These are evolutionary products with revolutionary features,” said Michael Gartenberg, vice president of market research firm Jupitermedia and editor of the MobileDevicesToday blog . “Apple has done it again.” Take the new-look iPod nano that led the changes to Apple’s iPod roster . The thinnest iPod ...

Apple Introduces New iPod nano and iPod touch
Inside Mac Games — ... has access to hundreds of programs from the App Store. Interestingly enough, Apple is placing a particular emphasis on the gaming aspect of the iPod touch, including a features page touting the iPod touch's accelerometer/touch screen control scheme in relation to gaming. Pricing for the iPod nano starts at $149 for the 8GB, and $199 for the 16GB. The iPod touch goes for $229 for the 8GB, $299 for the 16GB, and $399 for the hefty 32GB. Apple - iPod touch Apple - iPod nano

Apple Posts Video Tour of iPod touch
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iPod nano
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Apple iPod nano 4G
iTech News Net — ... now available in Silver, Black, Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red (PRODUCT RED) and Pink. Other than having a new look, the iPod nano 4G features the new Genius for music recommendation and accelerometer has been added for auto orientation and the “ Shake to shuffle” feature. This iPod nano has a 2-inch LCD display and either 8GB or 16GB capacities, which are priced at $149 and $199 respectively. [Apple] ...

First look: Fourth-generation iPod nano
Macworld — When it comes to physical appearances, the iPod nano saw the biggest changes when Apple overhauled its iPod lineup this week. The new nano leaves behind the shorter, wider shape of the third-generation (3G) model to embrace the taller, slimmer profile of the nanos of old—even slimmer, in fact, than those older models. But along with its new shape, the fourth-generation (4G) iPod nano also incorporates new hardware features and new software. The two new 4G nano models double the capacity of their predecessors, offering 8GB of flash memory for $149 and 16GB for just ...

The Real Genius in iTunes 8? Apple Will Make More Money.
louisgray.com — ... is really no surprise. The home runs are typically saved for MacWorld San Francisco, with big announcements sprinkled in at the company's WorldWide Developers' Conference (WWDC) and the occasional one-off event. But even when the company makes largely expected announcements, some go into severe hype in advance, and severe lows following. And like the illegal drug users who share the same spike and eventual crash, they're usually left looking for more. But behind the acid trip rainbow iPod Nanos and and upgraded ...

New iPod Nano: The Technologizer Review
Technologizer — [image] The iPod Nano isn’t just the smallest iPod with a screen–it’s also the one that Apple reinvents on the most aggressive schedule. It debuted as a ...

A review of the 4G iPod nano
Infinite Loop — [image] iPod nano Manufacturer: Apple ( product page ) System requirements: Macintosh computer running Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later, USB 2.0 port; Windows PC running Windows Vista or Windows XP Home or Professional with SP3, USB 2.0 port; iTunes 8 or later Price: $149 (8GB), $199 (16GB) As we closed in on the three-year anniversary of the introduction of the original iPod nano, there was no question in anyone's mind that the FallApple Event would see the launch of the fourth generation of the pint-sized music player. Predictably, Apple met that expectation, and the company ...

New iPod nanos apparently shipping in extra-small
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: iPod nanoIt's a mystery: as Engadget reports, there are new iPod nanos showing up at some Dutch retailers... in a 4 gigabyte capacity. Huh? This wasn't part of the announcement last week, and it's not clear why you'd want to pick up a nano in a smaller capacity than the original iPod for actual use, as opposed to for its investment value. UK gadget site Pocket-lint has word from Apple that 4GB, 4th Gen nanos were produced "in a limited number" for some international markets, but they were never on the overall ...

TidBITS Gift Guide 2008
TidBITS: Mac News for the Rest of Us — ... (both repeating in those positions from last year). The Apple TV, despite Apple's significant improvements in 2008, still hasn't caught fire, and although the iPod shuffle cements Apple's position in the inexpensive MP3 player market, it just doesn't stack up in comparison to the far more capable iPod nano. ...

"Next Christmas, the iPod will be dead, gone, kaput."
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... reminded me of the famous Nano hater, Motorola's Ed Zander, who said of the iPod nano's release: "Screw the nano. What the hell does the nano do? Who listens to 1,000 songs?" He, of course, was distraught that Apple's then new invention might take attention away from his new Rokr phone, and despite the fact that Motorola later claimed he was joking, we all know the Rokr went on to not only become the world's most popular handset, but it's the Rokr who has ads all over the place this holiday season. Oh wait. We might be wrong about that one. ...

Apple’s pretentious war on the word “the”
Macenstein — ... literature to have a pretentious, “talking in the 3rd person”-type of feeling that is very off-putting. Sort of like a stuck up tool of a guy named Rik who says things like “Hey, Rik’s hungry” or more to the point, “Rik’s going to go Rik’s room and lie down in Rik’s bed and listen to iPod“. Here are some examples of what I find to be the very bizarre way Apple refers to its products taken from Apple’s own website. I dare you to talk like this when referring to your Apple gear: iPod nano “Feel the curved, all-aluminum and glass design and you won’t want to put iPod nano ...

Apple’s pretentious war on the word “the”
MacBytes.com — ... literature to have a pretentious, “talking in the 3rd person”-type of feeling that is very off-putting. Sort of like a stuck up tool of a guy named Rik who says things like “Hey, Rik’s hungry” or, more to the point, “Rik’s going to go Rik’s room and lie down in Rik’s bed and listen to iPod“. Here are some examples of what I find to be the very bizarre way Apple refers to its products taken from Apple’s own website. I dare you to talk like this when referring to your Apple gear: iPod nano “Feel the curved, all-aluminum and glass design and you won’t want to put iPod nano ...

Review: Incipio Lloyd iPod nano microphone
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: Reviews, iPod nanoHave you ever forgotten something, or said "I wish I had recorded that?" If you have an iPod nano and the Lloyd microphone, you will be able to instantly record anything. A while back we mentioned that the Incipio Lloyd microphone had begun shipping. Well, I was able to snag one for review purposes and I'm going to tell you about this very cool accessory for the iPod nano. The Design Lloyd was specifically designed for the iPod nano 4th generation, and you can tell that by just looking at it. The microphone attaches ...

Apple releases iPod nano 4G 1.0.4 update
MacFixIt — Late-Breakers Late-Breakers Monday, August 24 2009 @ 09:13 AM PDT Apple releases iPod nano 4G 1.0.4 update Apple has released a minor update to their iPod nano 4G, 1.0.4. The update, currently available for iPod nano 4G owners via iTunes, addresses a daylight savings time issue as well as other minor fixes. Users should sync their iPod nano 4G with iTunes to receive the update. For more on the iPod nano, check out the iPod nano product pages on apple.com. Experiencing problems? Have feedback? ...

Used iPod Nano – Is It Worth It To Buy?
Free iPod Touch Apps | Free iPod Touch Games | AppleRepo.com — ... The latest sensation in the entertainment industry is ipod nano. Ipod nano has many things different in it which makes it unique among the other contenders. The marvelous product design attracts many towards it. Even there are many who opts for used ipod nano. It is slightly thicker than the ipod shuffle with the measurement of 90 x 40 x 6.9mm. Ipod nano has a wide screen of about 1.5” and this wide screen makes your entertainment a pleasant experience. It is also easy to carry ipod nano as it weighs only 42 grams. ...

iPod nano
The Tao of Mac — ... recorder (for external mic, integrated with the headset). (disassembly) The first video-enabled design, as of 2007-09-05: The previous design, dated 2006-09-12: The original one: Good Points: Screen, Size, Style, etc. Bad Points: Apparently doesn't work with the iPod Camera Connector Resources: ...

News: iPod nano 5G gains larger screen, video camera, FM radio
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — [image] During its Rock and Roll media event today, Apple unveiled the fifth-generation iPod nano , sporting a larger screen and on-board camera amongst other improvements. The device’s screen has grown to 2.2-inches, running farther down the front of the nano, allowing for a wider aspect ratio when watching movies in landscape orientation and more menu items when held vertically. Also new is a video-capable camera on the lower back left corner of the nano, matching a previous report from iLounge, which captures H.264, 640x480 VGA video at rates of up to 30 frames per second ...

iPod Nano Gains Camera, Microphone and Speaker, Larger Screen
TheAppleBlog — ... So it seems like case manufacturers were only half right when it came to their designs for new iPods. The iPod touch didn’t get a camera at today’s special “Rock and Roll” Apple event, but the iPod nano did. ...

iPod nano: Larger capacity, more features, and a camera too!
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... Environmental features: Arsenic-free glass, BFR-free, Mercury-free, PVC-free We will have an in-depth look at the nano later today, as I'm actually headed out to the Apple Store to get one to replace my aging, dying iPod 5.5G. TUAWiPod nano: Larger capacity, more features, and a camera too! originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Feeling underwhelmed by the keynote?
MacFormat RSS feed — ... of the event, our readers did as well. However, Steve's "One more thing" turned out to be an updated iPod nano stuffed with even more features with nary a mention of the touch in sight. ...

A Tale of Two iPods, And Why The Touch Has No Camera
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... to buy the song. Of course, the fact that the new Zune HD has an HD radio inside may also have influenced Apple’s decision. So now I’m torn. Do I buy a new Touch to replace my current model which has a loose headphone connection, or should I get the Nano, with it’s video camera and sport-friendly features? If Apple had piled the features onto the Touch, the decision would be made, and Apple would have $400 of my money. As it is, I think I’ll wait. Product page ...

A Tale of Two iPods: Why the Touch Has No Camera
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... option to buy the song. Of course, the fact that the new Zune HD has an HD radio inside may also have influenced Apple’s decision. So now I’m torn. Do I buy a new Touch to replace my current model which has a loose headphone connection, or should I get the Nano, with its video camera and sport-friendly features? If Apple had piled the features onto the Touch, the decision would be made, and Apple would have $400 of my money. As it is, I think I’ll wait. Product page ...

News: Apple posts new TV ads for iPod nano 5G, touch 3G
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — ... for the fifth-generation iPod nano and third-generation iPod touch on its website. The iPod nano 5G commercial highlights its new video camera, showing a specific-colored nano being used to record video of a dancer wearing same-colored clothes; this formula repeats throughout the commercial until the entire line is seen with their respective videos playing on each screen. The ad features the song “Bourgeois Shangri-La” by Miss Li, and is available for viewing now on Apple’s iPod nano landing page . The new iPod touch commercial uses a similar formula as last year’s, showing a ...

Review: Fifth-generation iPod nano
Macworld — ... Apple’s smallest screen-bearing iPod, the iPod nano , has evolved in impressive fashion. A highly capable and affordable performer in its previous two iterations, the fifth-generation (5G) iPod nano adds the kind of useful and entertaining features that will compel someone on your holiday list to sidle up and wheedle, “You know what I’d really like this year?” Those features include a video camera and microphone mounted on the back of the iPod, an FM radio with buffering and iTunes Tagging capabilities, a larger screen, a built-in speaker, expanded accessibility support, ...

Hands-on with the new iPod nano, part 2
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... Our planned look at the camera feature on the iPod nano got delayed by a household medical emergency, as described in one of our nano example videos above. It did give me a bit more time to go a little more hands on with the nano video camera, and the end result is satisfactory. You're not going to buy this nano for the camera, it's just a bonus feature. Will it be the deal breaker over buying a nano versus another ...