Few things in life are certain, but September’s iPod update is now so regular it might as well come pre-printed into the gadget addict diary. But this year’s update is different. Sure, Apple has unveiled a new iPod nano. And, yes, it has a load of new features. But this isn’t a re-invention, as in previous years, but rather a re-think.
Friday’s rolled around once more, and with it, all the latest tech news going down right this minute. We’ve rounded it all up into one digestible chunk for you to get your chops into, so read on to wolf down your techie breakie!
It’s bigger, it’s better, it’s the iPod touch 64GB and it’s in our hands right now. We’ve pulled it out of its box already for you to check it out up close – sure, we’re hurting from the lack of a camera, but are the pumped up processor and better graphics enough to make up for it? Read on and see for yourself!
The new iPod nano 5G, packed with a video camera, FM radio and a pedometer, has already gone on sale, so we’ve hit the high street to scoop one up and rip it out of its box for you. Want to see it up close? Read on to scoop all the pics!
Here we go again, folks. Apple’s new iTunes 9 package has just rolled up and lo and behold, it breaks syncing with the Palm Pre. This is just the latest round in the long running spat between Cupertino and Palm over whether the Pre should be able to play nice with the world’s favourite music software.
On Firefox but itching to switch to Google Chrome? The big G’s one flaw next to Mozilla’s rapidly bloating browser is lack of easy to use add-ons, but that could soon be about to change, as the search giant’s taken the first big step towards making Google Chrome extensions mainstream.
