Browse tag: iPod nano

Browse tag: iPod nano

Macworld's complete iPod buying guide
This holiday season, which iPod is the right one for you and for your loved ones? Our expert Christopher Breen helps sort out Apple's offerings so you can make the best choice.
Fifth-generation iPod nano gets a firmware fix
iPod nano 1.0.2, released Friday, features several bug fixes for the latest generation of miniature MP3 players introduced in September.
Apple acknowledges iPod nano overheating in support doc
Apple has published a support document acknowledging that in very rare cases, specific iPod nano batteries could overheat.
iMovie update improves device compatibility
iMovie 8.0.5, released Tuesday, improves compatibility with importing video captured on the new camera-equipped iPod nanos, among other changes.
Up close with the new iPod nano
Macworld senior editor Chris Breen takes a close look at the features of the new iPod nano.
New iPod nano and iPod touch disassembled
The fifth-generation iPod nano and third-generation iPod touch get the full dissection treatment from iFixit.
iPods still reign supreme, but competition closes in
The iPod has been synonymous with MP3 players since the very first generation launched. While Apple continues to improve the iPod, the competition is getting stronger, PC World's Ginny Mies reports.
Head to Head: iPod nano vs. pocket camcorders
How well does the new iPod nano's video camera compare to a standard-definition pocket camcorder? Take a look at samples that PC World shot with a nano, a Flip Mino, an iPhone 3GS, and a Kodak Zi8.
The Macalope Weekly: It wasn’t only rock and roll, but did you like it?
The Macalope takes on revamped iPods, the mysterious case of the missing iPod touch camera, and continued Snow Leopard drivel.
Review: Fifth-generation iPod nano
The new iPod nano adds the kind of useful and entertaining features that will compel someone on your holiday list to sidle up and wheedle, “You know what I’d really like this year?”
Opinion: Why no video camera for the iPod touch?
The iPod touch seems like an ideal candidate for a built-in video camera. So why didn't Apple add one on Wednesday?
Apple's music event, in holiday colors
Jason Snell analyzes Apple's Wednesday iPod event and tries to understand what it all means.
Apple's iPod and iTunes updates
Apple updated its iPod line and rolled out a new version of iTunes 9 on Wednesday. Macworld's editors are on hand to make sense of these announcements.
Slideshow: Apple's Rock & Roll event
Images of today's Rock and Roll event where Apple unveiled updates to iTunes, the iPhone OS, and the iPod line
Apple adds video camera to iPod nano
As predicted, Apple rolled out a revised version of the iPod nano featuring a built-in video camera, microphone, and speaker, along with a few more new features.
The naked truth about iPod cameras
iPod + camera + gym = Uh oh....
iLuv introduces iEA15 iPod headphone adapter
iLuv's new iEA15 Headphone iPod Remote Adapter lets you control the latest iPod classic, touch, nano, and shuffle models.
Apple: iPod touch sales up 150%
iPod sales are cooling off -- unless you count the red-hot growth of the iPod touch and iPhone. Which Apple does.
Rumor: Next-gen iPods to sport video cameras
PC World's Brennon Slattery looks at rumors that cameras could soon find their way into Apple's iPod offerings.
Review: Mikey
If you want a good microphone for recording with an iPod, Blue's Mikey is worth considering. Christopher Breen takes a look at the latest dock-connector microphone on the market.
Climbing Mount Everest with a MacBook Pro and iPod
A group of climbers will make their way to the peak of Mount Everest on Friday carrying a MacBook Pro and a few iPods.
Turn your iPod or iPhone into a portable drive
Whether you use your iPod or iPhone for entertainment, communication, or to amplify your cool quotient, all models share one thing in common: they can function as portable storage devices.
Switcheasy announces thumbtack-size iPod mic
The Thumbtacks is a thumbtack-sized and -shaped microphone for the iPod nano and iPod touch.
Stay safe managing your iPod
Everyone knows it's not very wise to fiddle with your iPod while driving. So Chris Breen has some tips to help you make sure your iPod doesn't require your attention, when it should be somewhere else.
Analysis: Green data now front and center for Apple products
After taking flak from advocacy groups and some shareholders about its environmental policies, Apple has spent more time talking the environmental aspects of its products—including the ones unveiled earlier this week.
Bill Clinton-signed iPod on the auction block
The 42nd President's music player is one among many celebrity-signed iPods up for auction, with the proceeds going to charity.
Apple snags four iF design gold awards
Apple took home a quartet of the prestigious iF gold awards for the MacBook Air, iPod nano, iPod touch, and iPhone 3G.
Device helps newer iPhones, iPods work with old docks
The Passport Home Dock helps second-gen iPod touches, iPhone 3Gs and fourth-gen iPod nanos to work with older docks that don't support USB 5V power.
Hands on with the Fusion iPod car stereo
Macworld's Dan Frakes shows you the clever Fusion CA-IP500, a car stereo unit with an iPod dock hidden behind the face.
Settlement reached over scratched 1G iPod nanos
Owners of first-generation iPod nanos that shipped without a protective coating are eligible for a small settlement.