Sources close to Apple have revealed that the company is looking into making the iPod wearable in the near future, reveals the New York Times’ Nick Bilton. Read more
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The Ecopad tablet is not your ordinary ‘green’ device. In fact, this tablet offers something no other tablet can claim — it requires no external charging of any sort. This means no fumbling for power adapters or dreading interruption from non-stop 24/7 use. The secret behind the Ecopad is NANO piezoelectricity film which collects power from every touch and swipe on the screen. Are you ready for a glimpse into the future of eco-friendly tablets?
New iPod touch? New iPod nano? New Apple TV? They’re all primed for launch tomorrow, at least they are if you believe the web’s frantic rumour-mongering. In case you hadn’t noticed, there’s an Apple launch event tomorrow and we’ll be on the front row. The question is, what do you really want El Jobso to unveil as he struts on stage a little over 24 hours from now? Anything from the rumour mill? Or something completely new.
The new Radiopaq Sound Jacket claims to boost the performance of any MP3 living on your iPod nano. But can it really be any better than just snaffling high quality DRM–free tunes instead? Read on to find out about the Radiopaq Sound Jacket’s mythical powers.
Apple’s taken a few risks with the iPod nano’s design in the past. But then we all have to take a risk every time we leave the house or shove a lit firework down our trousers. For us, though, it worked. And so has Apple’s latest elongated, slimmer-than-slim design for the nano.
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The iPod nano 5G won’t be out until later this year at the earliest, but a mock up of what the next lil’ PMP will look like has already surfaced, based on tips from inside sources. Want to know what’s in and what’s out? Read on and see!
