Apple usually releases a refreshed iPod line in early to mid September. This year we might have a glimpse at the future with the products that might be released. The famous iPod Nano is getting a significant re-design and the touch is thought to have some “Small cosmetic changes” and it will be the first device to receive the 2.1 software update.
Ever since the 2.0 Firmware update many have been complaining of the overall stability of 3rd party iPhone and iPod Touch Apps. Most of the updates, Similar to 2.0.3 released last week, have led people to belive they are working on this problem. Some of the general stability issues has been solved, however, this update promised to be released in September with the next firmware update might finally be the stability we have all been waiting for.
As many people expected at the last minute the iPod Touch and iPhone Firmware update 2.0.2 has been released. As with most Apple iPod updates the firmware notes only contain “Bug Fixes”.
If you enjoy a book or too for entertainment and wish to have a mobile solution to read with out caring around a book then LexCycle has you covered with their newly released 2.0 software Stanza. Stanza is an eBook program that allows you to read your downloaded books on your Mac, Pc, iPhone, iPod Touch and a Kindle.
If you had a jailbroken iPod Touch befor the App Store then you would probably know about the App Labyrinth. Illusion Labs which created the App made the tradition to the App Store and eventually released Labyrinth Lite. This was a demo of the popular application in hope to get new people to discover the game.
In a new patent application discovered by AppleInsider reveals that Apple has been working on the ability for iPhone and iPod touch owners to wirelessly stream content from their at home iTunes library for use on the road. This could mean wherever you are you can stream you iTunes Library from home to your iPod Touch.
There have been many rumors circulating around the web about what Apple’s new iPod product line will be like. One rumor suggested a “Zune Like” iPod Nano sporting a larger wide screen that was set into the iPod vertical instead of horizontal. Now a blog on BusinessWeek is claiming that a larger iPod Nano with a fully touch operated UI could be on the way.
Apple has now released 2.0.1 that was seeded to developers last month. This update contains the very vague description of “Bug Fixes”. Could this finially bring the stability to the iPod Touch after the 2.0 upgrade. We do not know as of yet but we will find out soon.
Around the month of September every year Apple holds a iPod dedicated event where they announce what new players they will have over the coming year. Rumors are going around that we will see a newly designed Nano with a larger screen and is similar to the Zune player in design. A new rumor just surfaced that it is possible that a 64 GB version of the iPod Touch will be announced.
The famous “Zune Guy” who is equally famous for his extreame love for Microsft’s Zune Media Player is now fed up with Microsofts ways and is calling quits for the device he once loved. He loved the device so much it resulted in 3 Zune themed tatoos and was always featured in tech blogs around the net.
Now he is officially with the rest of us and is a fan of the iPod Touch. Now that the 2.0 software has been released many people who having been holding off and people who never thought they wpuld own a Apple Touch device are flocking to the system.
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