Seven generations of iPod nano evolution have culminated in something pretty special. The latest iteration of Apple's mini music player is its thinnest, has the biggest screen ever (for a Nano), and tosses in Bluetooth to boot. Is it great? Yes. Is it enough to make you care about MP3 players again? Not really.
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When it comes to batteries, Apple has been having a lousy week. After complaints that its updated iOS had failed to sort out a battery life problem with the iPhone 4S, now comes news that the company is launching a worldwide replacement program for the 1st-generation iPod nano - not that there can be too many of them still out there, of course.
Apple has filed a patent application for a device that looks nearly identical to an iPod Shuffle, but which contains a built-in speaker.
The US Patent and Trademark office published this week a patent for an Apple product that looks nearly identical to the clip-on iPod Shuffle, and which contains a built-in loudspeaker.
Now you can circumvent the studio system with your iPhone or iPod -- GarageBand has gone universal and is no longer an iPad-specific app.
The update happened today, so now anyone with an iDevice can get busy working on the next hit album.
The app is $4.99 if you haven't already purchased it. If you have, then just update it!
The same developer who was able to get Siri running on an iPhone 4 has managed to port it to an iPod Touch too, 9to5 Mac reports.
This time, Siri is fully functional, meaning it can talk to Apple's servers and respond to your voice. Before, the port could not contact Apple's servers and had limited functionality.
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At its event today in California, Apple announced a new line of iPod Nano MP3 players.
It comes in 7 colors and will be sold in two varieties: 8GB for $129, and 16GB for $149.
Available today.
There will be expanded Nike+ capabilities, and you no longer need Nike+ shoes because the Nano's have pedometers built in.
Apple keeps coming with the news from its "Let's talk iPhone" event, and the latest is a price drop for its diminutive PMP, the Nano. From now on, you'll be forking over $129 for an 8GB version and $149 for twice the tunage space. In addition to the lower price.
In addition to unveiling the iPhone 5 at its big press event October 4, Apple may also announce it is finally killing the iPod Classic and iPod Shuffle.
The rumor comes from TUAW, who cites an anonymous tipster close to the matter.
Apple will also announce a few minor improvements to the iPod Touch, including the long-rumored white model.
