New iPod nano rumours haven’t been nearly as prevalent as whispers about the new iPod touch or the refreshed Apple TV but a handful of new cases have sparked speculation. The bright plastic covers point to big changes with the new iPod nano including a square shape and the demise of the trusty clickwheel. But are they the legit? We’ve weighed up the evidence…
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Next week’s Apple event has stoked up plenty of new rumours but while we’re almost certain to see the new iPod touch, if you’ve been waiting for iTunes streaming, you may have to wait a little longer. New reports suggest Apple will unveil a new, more social iTunes but isn’t ready to jump to the cloud just yet…
New iPod touch, new iPad and mystery iOS device details have been spotted lurking in the code of the latest iOS 4.1 beta. With Apple’s annual iPod refresh due next month, the timing is pretty interesting especially with rumours of an iPad mini rattling around the web and renewed talk about an iOS-powered Apple TV. Could that be the mystery iOS device?
The new iPod touch chatter is getting deafening in the run up to September’s annual iPod extravaganza. Yesterday we had a case maker spilling pics of the new iPod touch, now a parts supplier claims to have slipped out the screen and bezel with space for that front-facing FaceTime camera we’ve been hearing about for months. Could these pilfered parts be the real deal?
The new iPod touch has slipped smoothly to the top of most Apple watchers wishlists thanks to a specs list from John Lewis and tantalising tidbits about iPod touch FaceTime calls. Now Steve Jobs has issued his yearly tease about new kit in the Apple earnings press release: “iPad is off to a terrific start, more people are buying Macs than ever before and we have amazing new products still to come this year.” Here’s our prediction of the five new Apple products, including the new iPod touch, that will break cover in the next few months…
Apple’s recent iPod refresh is great news if you’re in the market for a new MP3 player, but not necessarily a good thing if you already own certain third-party accessories carrying the “Made for iPod” logo. Why? Well, the new nano and touch models simply don’t work with some gear.
It’s been another killer week for lip-smacking tech news, with the unveiling of the new iPod nano 4G and iPod Touch 2G. But this week’s top three tech news stories aren’t solely Apple flavoured. Nope, the ongoing clash between mini notebooks continues, with two of the smartest tiny laptops locking horns. Who would’ve thought the Dell mini 9 and Eee PC could be such fiery little netbooks!