Today Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO took the stage in California and showed the world what their music lineup would be like for this holiday season. They released a new Nano that was spot on with rumors as well as a new iPod Touch.
We are now less than 24 hours away from the Apple Lets Rock Event. Apple is expected to update their iPod Nano and iPod Touch line with overall design changes. The iPod Touch is rumored to receive a design similar to the tapered edges of the iPhone 3G. SlashGear will be doing live coverage at http://live.slashgear.com
Outside the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco
Engadget posts what is claimed to be an actual photo of one of the new “tall” iPod Nanos. Rumors have been persistent that the iPod Nano would see a return to the “tall” form factor next week. The larger screen will reportedly allow for better viewing of video content.
When Kevin Rose started to describe all of the information he had heard about the coming iPods and iTunes 8 he described a new visualizer in iTunes as “Trippy”. Flight 404’s Magnetosphere was available as a free download as an iTunes plug-in until a few months ago.
http://www.vimeo.com/169308There are many music recommendation services out there like Pandora and Last.fm, these programs look through your music and pick songs that will go well with them. Apple is suspected to be releasing a similar feature in iTunes version 8.0.
iLounge claims to have discovered the dimensions for the iPod Touch and Nano that are going to be introduced at the “Lets Rock”Apple event this coming Tuesday. In fact, case manufacturer XSKN is already selling cases for the 4th Generation Nano which matches the rumors and does suggest a very rounded design.
Yes all of the rumors were true as Apple has released invites to the “Let’s Rock” iPod Event. Many refreshes are expected to be released at this event as well as a completely re-designed iPod Nano.
While rumors surrounding a Multi-Touch Mac Tablet have been circulating for a few years, these rumors became more and more plausible due to the Touch Interface that Apple introduced with the iPhone in 2007. A patent that was discovered Thursday detailed how a full size touch interface would work on a tablet.
Apple used to be famous for keeping its products bery secret until the official launch. However, lately that have not been doing suck a good job. Most of this un approved publicity is from case designs released onto the web.
Apple is known to have special events around a year apart from each other and releasing “refreshed” products in their current line up and occasionally releasing a brand new device for the market.
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