Pricing and Charity Work: The company has ended its iPod segment with the announcement of one more color — RED, to help fight the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa. The company also released pricing information for all of the new iPods announced today. (Photos via The Verge, Engadget) source
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Camera Upgrades: The iPod Touch will also feature an upgraded camera, though not as powerful as the cameras found inside the iPhone 4S or iPhone 5. Fortunately, the new 5-megapixel iSight camera will include the same 5-element lens and crystal sapphire lens cover built into the new iPhone 5. Also, like the iPhone 5, the new iPod Touch’s FaceTime HD camera will capture 720p video. (Photo via Engadget) source
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New Nanos On The Way: Looks like the iPhone 5 isn’t the only new device being revealed today, because Apple just announced a refresh of the iPod Nano line. The new iPod features a 2.5-inch multi-touch screen and will be available in seven different colors (aluminum, black, purple, green, blue, yellow and red) (Photo via Engadget) source
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Magnets and an iPod Nano are all it takes to make a tiny music player part of your body: It’s not for everyone, and we’re not just talking about the video above. Dave Hurban implanted magnets in his skin to hold the iPod in place, much like a wristwatch. But why, WHY would someone ever do this to themselves? “I just thought it would be cool,” Hurban said. Unfortunately for Hurban, it’ll be harder for him to upgrade his Nano the next time around, especially if Apple changes its style — like, you know, it does nearly every single year. source
Apple to offer to replace first-gen iPod Nanos: Wow, just in time. Six years after the product first came out. Good work, Apple!
Happy 10th Birthday, iPod: Apple has sold more than 300 million iPod devices since it was introduced on October 23, 2001. The first iPod had a five-gigabyte hard drive and could hold 1,000 songs. It sold for $399. Today, the iPod Classic can hold 30,000 songs on its 160-gigabyte hard drive at a cost of $249. source
Stephen Colbert’s take on Steve Jobs … which is largely a quite funny look back, but ends on a very somber note.
(Source: colbertnation.com)
We sense a meme coming on. The level of annoyance that 8-year-old Alexander Wright has about being forced to use his iPod while being stuck in the airport is epic. We want to let this kid to know that it gets better. You will get to Florida someday. (Thanks Adam Griffiths) source