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rumor
Is This the Next-Gen iPod Nano With Built-In Camera?
We'd been hearing things about digital cameras in the next-gen iPods, but we thought it'd be in the touch. iLounge has mocked up the next-gen iPod nano using details from a source they say "has a perfect track record for accuracy." It's got a camera in its butt. More »
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Comment by cha0tic: Finally, something to take great pictures of my hands. 10 Responses | Other threads
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apple
Dealzmodo: 8GB iPod Nano for $100
On Apple's site, the latest (fourth generation) 8GB iPod nanos will cost you $130 as refurbs. Today, woot! has 'em for just $100. [woot!] -
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Samsung P3 Media Player Review: Here Comes a Nano Beater
Samsung's new flagship P3 PMP isn't an iPod touch killer—despite the touchscreens, the comparison doesn't hold up. In a shoving match against the iPod nano, however, the P3 trumps it in just about every respect.
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By Dan NosowitzComment by kevman90: i wouldn't buy it. Not in this economy... maybe I could splurge on one of them macbook pros though 6 Responses | Other threads
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microphone
iPod Touch and iPod Nano Get a Mini Microphone
Not that the iPhone really needs it, but it and the iTouch/iPod Nano are getting an external mini microphone that plugs directly into the headphone jack. And it's only $15. More »
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By Jason ChenComment by mynamesafad: Was Itouch really necessary on a gadget site... 20 Responses | Other threads
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ipod speakers
Focal Aquatune Speaker Is a Lucite iPod Nano Shark Cage
Rather than looking like a swollen shower cady, these Japanese waterproof iPod speakers (like before, now updated for the new Nanos) actually appear to belong in some fantasy crystal waterworld. Just not Kevin Costner's. More »
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By John MahoneyComment by frigg: I've tried a similar pair of waterproof speakers and the thing about them is that when water gets on the... 1 Responses | Other threads
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ipods
Class Action Settlement Could Net Scratchy 1st-Gen iPod Nano Owners Up To $25
If you have a first-gen Nano and don't mind filling out some forms and waiting, well, potentially a very long time, you could jump on the class-action bandwagon alledging the 1Gs were illegally scratchy. More »
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By John MahoneyComment by Kaiser-Machead: "Twenty-five dollars..... Maybe I'll go to the movies...by myself." 7 Responses | Other threads
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ipod
You Might Have a Hard Time Finding an iPod for Christmas
You expect Wiis to be rarer than cancer-survivor unicorns around Christmas, not iPods. But analyst Shaw Wu says that iPod shortages are going all around, from the iTouch to the shuffle, and at multiple retailers. -
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dealzmodo hack
Dealzmodo Hack: Accessorize Your iPod/iPhone Like MacGyver
The ubiquity of iPods has led to a ridiculous glut of accessories, some useful, most not. The best of them have essentially become a seamless part of the iPod experience, but they'll all cost you — and it really starts to add up. The expansion of the iPod universe, however, is twofold; more official products are followed closely by nearly as many unofficial ones. In other words, you can fully accessorize your iPod or iPhone, old or new, pretty much for free. More » -
ipod
Fourth Gen iPod Nano 1.03 Patch Out Now
Apple has just released the 1.03 patch for the fourth generation iPod nano (that's the new one, for those who may have lost count). The update adds support for the upcoming Apple in-ear headphones and tweaks CoverFlow functionality. Here's the full list of updates: More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by First: if apple is perfect...why are they forever patching their stuff? Hmmmmmmmmmm? 8 Responses | Other threads
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ipod
Turn the Channel to iPod Nano TV
Like the Nanoscope hack before it, the iPod Nano TV magnifies the screen of your iPod while built-in speakers amplify the sound—making it seem as though you are watching a tiny, retro television. It even has a VHS combo style to complete the effect. It seems kind of pointless if you ask me, but it might be a great way to introduce 21st century technology to Grandma without shocking her system. The mini-magnifying TV works with any third generation Nano and will be available for soon for about $23. [Thumbs Up UK via GeekAlerts]
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By Sean FallonComment by nutbastard: mmm how much does it magnify? 2x would be just about the right compromise between size and 'um i can... more » | Other threads
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designmodo
Second Opinion: iPod Nano Too Sharp
A few of us at Giz debated this for awhile, but using it while on the road for a month made me sure that that the new nano's case is too sharp on the corners, compared to the old chubby one. More »
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By Brian LamComment by JoeLikesRamen Likes You!: I bought a 4th gen nano the day it was announced, after having sold my iPod touch. I do agree... 4 Responses | Other threads
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gadget painting
Colorware Adds Visual Spice to iPods, Better Scratch Protection For iPod Touch
We've covered Colorware's professional gadget painting in the past—and were more than satisfied after seeing their work close up, but their latest iPod coloring seems to be more than just cosmetic. The iPod Touch 2G color-coats the shiny silver metallic back with a color layer, which most likely handles fingerprints and scratches better than the original surface. They also paint iPod Nano 4G and iPod Classic as well as iPhone 3G, so you've got options on those devices as well. The process is not all that cheap ($125 to send yours in), but it's definitely worth it considering that they do a great job and you'll be using these gadgets for years. [Colorware]
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By Jason ChenComment by Carbonfly: Here are my 2 Colorware Custom iPhone 3G's. They look great! [carbonfly.wordpress.com] Expensive, but well worth it. 6 Responses | Other threads
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wireless
Onkyo MHP-UW2 Wireless Headphones For iPod Users
Onkyo is poised to pack yet another wireless gadget on the 2.4 GHz band with their new MHP-UW2 headphones. However, the uncompressed connection should result in some decent CD-quality audio. (But what is the deal with that receiver? It almost doubles the footprint of the iPod Touch). At any rate, the MHP-UW2s are compatible with the iPod classic, Touch, Nano and Mini and it includes inputs for other audio devices. It set to be released in Japan on November 14th for around $200, but there is no word on whether or not it will haul that fat receiver across the pond to the States anytime soon. [Impress via Crunchgear]
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By Sean FallonComment by cristiana: In general, I really do not understand why people want to have a wireless audio connection to their portable device.... 3 Responses | Other threads
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ipod
Retro iPod Shuffle Case Proclaims Old School Fandom
What better way to celebrate your new iPod shuffle than sticking it to Apple's marketing/branding department and sliding the sleek device into the original Apple logo? Available from an Etsy seller, the $12 classic case features a rear opening that allows the shuffle's clip to slip through so you can wear it like a broach or button. But if giant lizards are more your thing and you've got a new iPod nano, the seller has something else you may be interested in: More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by bosskev: ...you can wear it like a broach [sic] or button.Umm, maybe. You don't realize just how frakkin' big this thing... 2 Responses | Other threads
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Always Low Prices. Always.
Walmart Unwittingly Sells iPod Nano Knockoff as Actual iPod
Reader Mitchel Jones noticed something seriously wrong with the iPod display at his local Walmart. Is there another new iPod Nano? Has Apple finally abandoned its iconic wheel? The answer, as deduced by Mitchel himself, is much more depressing: retail fraud. More »
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By John HerrmanComment by canuckistani: why wouldn't you shop at wal-mart? i don't get it..you like paying more for stuff? 16 Responses | Other threads
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Bling Beacon of Thievery
24-Karat Gold iPod Nano is a Violent Mugging Waiting to Happen
Quick question: How do you make one of the world's most stolen gadgets, well, more enticing? If we're talking about iPods, which we are, then you slap 24 and 18 karat white gold all over the newest models, and then send them out into the subways inside the pockets of the today's filthy rich. Of course, for a mere $644 for the Nano and $823 for the Touch, you too can slap this cutpurse bling beacon to your side and hope for the best. Good luck, and we hope the pickpockets of your community enjoy the playlist you've selected for them. [Goldstriker via Born Rich]
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By Jack LoftusComment by Sam_Zebian: Well I just ordered the ipod touch. Why? because apparently, on the site it says it's 0 pounds, so free?... 3 Responses | Other threads
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apple
Apple to Make iTunes 8 and iPod Completely Accessible to the Blind
Apple has committed to work with the state of Massachusetts to use its VoiceOver technology from Mac OS X to make its iTunes and iPod ecosystem fully usable for the blind. Before the agreement, Apple had already been making strides: VoiceOver and Braille support for OS X and closed captioning for iPod and Apple TV have already been implemented to a degree. But Apple's taking it even further. More »
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By Dan NosowitzComment by ShadowBottle: Where's the closed captioning? I'd love that for shows so I could watch without headphones while I wait for stuff.... 4 Responses | Other threads
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ipod nano
Apple Is So Creative
One of the things I was really blown away by yesterday was the sheer number of colors in the new iPod rainbow. I don't think I've ever seen that many hues of an MP3 Player. Where did they get them all?? More »
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Comment by Ike_Skelton: Oh shit, AND the ZEN Micro has an FM Tuner. Eat that Apple! ..Seriously, not having an... 5 Responses | Other threads
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apple
The Complete Story on Apple's "Let's Rock" Event
Sure, you are all aware that there is a new iTunes 8, new iPod nano, and new iPod touch. But did you read our hands-on reviews and the rest of the details and products that many people missed at Apple's "Let's Rock" event? If you want to know all about what happened there, don't forget to go through our complete special coverage, including our full reviews of the new iPod nano and iPod touch. [Complete Apple "Let's Rock" Event Coverage]
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By Jesus DiazComment by daftrok: Oh just to let you guys know that they do have a "white" and "black" Nano. But still, ZEN... 7 Responses | Other threads
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apple
7 Years of iPod: What You Paid and What You Got
With yesterday's refresh to Apple's iPod line, it was hard not to feel at least a little deja vu. I've been following new iPod announcements—which often come more than once a year—since 2001, when the first iPod showed up in stores for an astronomical $399. More »
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Comment by Vroomtrap: What about the iPod Shuffle!!!??? 4 Responses | Other threads
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apple
Anti-Dealzmodo: New iPods Don't Qualify for Apple Back to School Promo
If you tuned into Giz yesterday, you may have noticed, if you looked really hard, that Apple released a few new iPods. And if you are a college student, maybe you realized that since the new iPods were available as of yesterday, they slipped right in for Apple's Back to School promotion (buy a new Mac, get an 8GB nano/touch free) that goes through Sept 15th. Unfortunately, a call to Apple retail revealed that Apple will not be honoring new iPods in this deal despite similar pricing. Sorry, college kids, I guess you'll just have to be happy with copious amounts of casual sex and inexpensive beer instead. [robreed]
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By Mark WilsonComment by Vroomtrap: As far as the deal goes, this is pretty standard. Apple is predictable as releases go. Every summer... 2 Responses | Other threads
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By Jason ChenComment by ronnsprocket: it looks like apple and microsoft are taking their respective media players in two different directions. that said, I like where... 12 Responses | Other threads
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dealzmodo
Dealzmodo: Big Price Drops on Refurbed Previous Gen iPod Touches
The new iPods are out—and quite frankly, awesome. But if you like the previous lineup just fine, Apple is intently clearing stock on refurbished models, dropping prices further than they have been for the last few weeks. The iPod touches are the best deals of the lot with up to 41 percent off their original prices, or a 20 percent savings vs. the new touches revealed today: A 16GB old school iPod touch is $240, or a 32GB model is $320. [Apple Store] -
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More Details From Gizmodo's Apple Interview
Our interview with Apple's Eddie Cue and Greg Joswiak gave us some juicy info on the iPod nano, iPod touch and iTunes 8. Go to their respective links to see the behind-the-scenes info we just added. [iPod nano, iPod touch and iTunes 8]
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By Jason ChenComment by Sean Robertson: Did anyone notice the new visualizer they snuck in without mentioning? 3 Responses | Other threads
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By Jason ChenComment by Bherget3: Well. I own a Zune. I have to say, this looks AWFULLY familiar. 2 Responses | Other threads
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By Mark WilsonComment by nutbastard: I love how people just make ejaculatory comments without reading the previous comments. 5 Responses | Other threads
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sizemodo
iPod Nano 4th Gen Sized-Up Against Its Ancestors
Tall and slender like the first generation, 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, with Jobs himself calling it the "thinnest iPod ever"—helped a bit by those curves. Check out our hands-on to see if this is an iPod you're going to like slipping into the pocket of your skinny jeans. Hands-on gallery of new nano vs last-gen "fat" nano below: More » -
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New iPod Shuffle: Same Chip-Clip, Now With Nano's Hand-Me-Down Colors
At this point, the housing can't get much smaller without coming with a serious child-safety choking warning etched into the back—but obviously not wanting to leave any iPod untouched today, Apple spread some more saturated ROYGBIV love to the shuffles (the nano's old digs, actually), ditching the lighter pastels. They remain $50/$70 for 1GB/2GB.
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By John MahoneyComment by ltethe: And here's the headphones to make your morning run even better. [www.arriva.com] Bought these a while back, almost perfect. 2 Responses | Other threads
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By Jesus DiazComment by Soundman1402: A SPEAKER?? It's not enough I have to hear someone's phone crackling out the latest abomination to music as a... 5 Responses | Other threads
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By Mark WilsonComment by DWD: No black? Only the most popular color, serious omission. Maybe in an upcoming promotion. 2 Responses | Other threads
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By John MahoneyComment by endless: I for one am glad to see it go. My thoughts: 1: lossless audio on an ipod is pointless, even if it... 5 Responses | Other threads
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By Jason ChenComment by tuckerch: Pity the poor Windows/Linux users. All they have in their wretched lives is a seething jealousy and resentment against Apple, for... 18 Responses | Other threads
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nano cases
Case-Maker Proporta Shows Alleged iPod Nano on Their Website
iPod case manufacturer Proporta has posted images of its new cases, with what seems to be the new iPod nanos inside. Like with the allegedly leaked image of the interface, we don't know if these are real or not. Certainly, the nano looks like it's been inserted in Photoshop. Check the gallery and tell us what you think. More »
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By Kit EatonComment by SwatLax: This Apple ship is getting as leaky as the Titanic. 2 Responses | Other threads
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rumor
Last Minute Apple Leaks on New iPod Nano, Shuffle, Classic and Touch?
AppleInsider claims to have two independent sources confirming identical information about upcoming Apple iPod refreshes. The biggest overhaul appears to be on the iPod nano, which would explain all of the rumors we've seen on the device. It will come in nine colors and be the first non-touch iPod to support a motion/orientation sensor. More »
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By Mark WilsonComment by OMG! Ponies!: My money's still on a 32GB iPod Touch with the 3G plastic back for $299. And why would I want "shake"... 8 Responses | Other threads
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By Jesus DiazComment by majortom1029: Come on now they have to copy the zune way everything is laid out also. 5 Responses | Other threads
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cycling
iBikeConsole is Bicycle iPod Mount, Remote Controller, Trip Computer in One
Cycling and listening to an iPod can be pretty dangerous as the music masks the road sounds, and fiddling with the controls can have you veering all over place: iBikeConsole is designed to help with some of that. It's a handlebar iPod nano mount that houses your PMP in a shock and rain-proof case, and comes with remote controls you mount near to the grip locations so you don't have to move your hands far. Neat... and it even functions as a bike computer, tracking your ride time, speed and distance and so on. Available now for $76. [Product page via UberGizmo]
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By Kit EatonComment by Lizard_King: blah blah blah dangerous blah traffic blah music blah blah can't hear blah blah nature blah.... There, out of the way.... 2 Responses | Other threads
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dealzmodo
Dealzmodo: $100 Off Refurbed iPod Touches, $50 Off Nanos from Apple Store
If you don't care about having the absolute newest, schmanciest iPod—and really, there's nothing wrong with the current lineup even after new ones probably come out tomorrow—and just want a solid deal on one, the Apple Store's clearing out its stock of refurbished iPod touches and nanos at "special prices." Which is $50 off of every flavor of nano, and $100 off of every touch model. More » -
apple
A Sad Fact: The iPod's Clickwheel Must Die
As tomorrow's Apple event looms, rumors of new iPods grow louder. And it's tough not to be at least a little excited. Ever since the original iPod was unveiled in 2001, Apple has wowed us time and time again by presenting the next piece of design evolution—an iPod that will be better than the last in every way—style, form and function. In a world when technological improvements can be hard for the naked eye to appreciate, Apple has given us the most simple metric of man's capabilities: A pocket music player. More »
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By Mark Wilson
Comment by 92BuickLeSabre: I'm going to have to blindly disagree with you on this one. I love the clickwheel so much, that even if... 7 Responses | Other threads
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ipod nano
Unconfirmed: An Actual Picture of the New iPod Nano
Looks like we've got a supposedly legit, actual spy shot of the new iPod nano in its packaging (apparently originally posted by MacNN in an obscured form before getting cleared up). Thankfully, while it confirms everything we've been hearing about it, it's much, much prettier and Apple-y than what Kevin Rose provided us with, which looked like it was crapped out of a plastic robot Ewok or something before it had its picture taken. This, all assuming that it's actually a legit picture. Orange? My dream of a lime green nano on Tuesday now has wings. Update: We have changed the photo again for one without watermarks we just got in the mail. [MacNN—Thanks Mike]
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Comment by MICHAELSD: Forget the iPods, I want a redesigned MacBook Pro. Apple has kept the same (amazing) design since the PowerBook, I... 10 Responses | Other threads
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