Apple to offer big Black Friday discounts?

According to rumors on the Internet, Apple might be getting ready to offer some steep discounts on Black Friday that could save you hundreds of dollars on iPods, Mac computers, and Apple software.

Fifth-generation iPod nano gets a firmware fixiPod nano 1.0.2, released Friday, features several bug fixes for the latest generation of miniature MP3 players introduced in September.
Report: Apple pitching TV subscription service to networksAccording to reports, Apple is flogging a $30 per month television service to content providers—but will the networks bite?

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.
Macworld Buying Guides: iPods Last year, Apple sold 22.1 million iPods in the three months ending December 31. It’s safe bet that many of those iPods wound up being given as gifts. Maybe you’re planning on giving an iPod of your own this holiday season. Stumped as to which one of the four different kinds of iPods to pick? Don’t worry: we’ve got some helpful advice.

The Macalope Weekly: Money, money, money The Zune HD may be many things, but it's not an iPod touch-killer. Nor is there apparently a way to kill the record industry's aspirations, even with a stake through the heart. And aren't accounting rules a killer?
PC World Review: Zune HD The Microsoft Zune HD is the Zune that PC World's Ginny Mies wishes that Microsoft had released last year. Find out what PC World thinks about this iPod competitor.
iPod touch comes into its own as a game platform After Wednesday's press event, it's very clear where Apple thinks the future of gaming lies -- in its iPod touch portable device.
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?
Loving the iPod shuffle Some people might complain about the button-free design of the latest iPod shuffle, but Jim Dalrymple isn’t one of them.