There's really no point in syncing full-res photos to the nano if all you're going to do is view them on the tiny screen anyway—it's not as if the device has a retina display like the iPhone 4 ...

9to5mac updates with claims that sort out some of the mixed signals arriving these past two weeks surrounding upcoming versions of the iPod. 9to5mac ...

We haven't picked up a nano for full-time use yet, but from what we could tell it was made with the same general type of clear plastic (painted white or black underneath, natch) as pretty much ...

iPod nano Review By Brian ... video capabilities and a bigger screen, making it the most functional nano ever made. ... You’ll be shocked at how small full 16:9 video is on this thing. ...

Once the iPod nano is "screen locked," no one can access anything on it unless they enter the correct code via a ... the photo element is probably better used and appreciated on a full-size iPod.

The new nano’s 2-inch screen (now half an inch larger, 65 percent brighter, and using the same 320-by-240-pixel dimensions as that of the iPod classic) can also play videos, and the nano now ...

The seventh-generation iPod Nano is an incredibly compact portable media player with gym-friendly features, but it's overshadowed by the superior value of Apple's iPod Shuffle and fourth ...

The new third-generation (3G) nano is available in 4GB and 8GB versions at the same prices as their 2GB and 4GB predecessors—$149 and $199, respectively. The 4GB model comes in silver ; the 8GB ...

It is the thinnest iPod ever, and just as with the iPhone/iPod touch, turn the new nano on its side and the screen rotates full-size album art and photos in coverflow.

Update: Full reviews of the Apple iPod nano (3rd gen, video), Apple iPod classic and Apple iPod touch and a video of the iPod touch, nano and classic from the launch are now live on the site.

It's interesting that the new 3G Nano now delivers all of the features of the previous full-sized iPod. That signals that Apple isn't too worried about further differentiating the Classic as a ...