Ars reviews the 6th-generation iPod nano: all screen, all the time The sixth-generation iPod nano is unlike any other iPod nano Apple has ever … Jacqui Cheng – Sep 10, 2010 11:10 am | 99 ...

Is Screen Glitch the IPod Nano's Fatal Flaw? September 27, 2005. By Rob Pegoraro. Your iPod is not iMmortal. Someday, it will wind up a bruised, ...

Watching videos on the iPod was a bad experience — the nano’s screen was just two inches wide — and I’m not sure that I’ve rewatched even my favorite music videos more than a few times ...

The iPod Nano is one of those devices to get a re-design from Cupertino, California. This time, though, the diminutive media player is gaining a larger screen and a shift in form factor. Whereas ...

In the iPod nano’s narrow box you’ll find the iPod itself, a USB 2.0 cable, Apple’s standard earbuds, ... Even when you reset the iPod it boots back into the Screen Lock screen.

Once the iPod nano is "screen locked," no one can access anything on it unless they enter the correct code via a graphical combination lock that you turn by, you guessed it, ...

The new design’s changes don’t end with a larger screen. The 2012 iPod nano also takes a number of cues from the iPhone and iPod touch. The body of the nano is made of aluminum—in your ...

Consumers upset about their iPod nano screen becoming easily scratched or marred have filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple Computer, demanding their money back plus a share of the company ...

The new Nano sports a 2-inch, multitouch screen, almost resembling a traditional MP3 player. The latest model is also 40 percent thinner than the sixth-generation version. Apple's iPhone 5 event ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Apple introduced the latest version of the iPod Nano, giving the small device a 2.5-inch screen. The new screen is the biggest ever to grace the Nano, yet Apple also has made it ...

The iPod nano is the first out of the gate in Apple's newly revamped line of music players. Available in 4GB ($149) and 8GB ($199) versions (sadly, no ...

Once you've loaded up some media on the iPod Nano, poking through the touch-screen interface is pretty straightforward. The whole thing is like a lobotomized version of iOS.