Buying a new nano from ’em will cost you $265 for the 2GB and $315 for the 4GB, and sending your own nano for color work will most likely be around $65. Kinda pricey, but it’ll definitely ...

The iPod nano had a weird, amazing history. ... As much as I love the original style, the color options have always gone a long way toward making the iPod line feel more fun and personal.

If you thought the Apple iPod Nano came in only black and white, think again. , a Web site that has long offered coloring service for Apple products and a selection of gaming consoles, recently ...

When Apple announced the new iPod nano last week, ... US$200 for 2GB iPod with a color screen and all the bells and whistles is a good deal compared to US$130 1GB iPod shuffle.

The iPod nano was discontinued in July 2017 after receiving its last significant update in September 2012, although color options were updated several times through 2015. On July 27, 2017, Apple ...

Not Quite a Full-Grown iPod. Although the iPod nano can display pictures and slideshows like today’s color iPods, it doesn’t have all the capabilities of these iPods.

Apple's new iPod Nano ad stresses the fact that it's in color with streaks of blue, pink and green, not to mention a little silver. They couldn't very ...

As a result, a never-ending avalanche of follow-ups has continued in motion, from the color iPod to the pint-sized Shuffle, ... to the iPod nano, the official replacement for the Mini.

The 6th Generation iPod Nano was something of a revelation on launch. Packing a color screen, audio hardware, and a rechargable battery into a package no bigger than a large postage stamp remains i… ...

Lost in the hyperbole of the new iPod nano (4th generation) and iTunes 8.0 was a teeny, tiny change to the iPod shuffle line –new colors.

The Register has picked up on Apple’s admission that the wonderful new iPod Nano colours could fade over time – and Apple are readily admitting it, at least in the small print. “Like a fine pair of ...