Topic: Apple iPod nano

iPod refreshed (kinda), Zune retired. Are MP3 players on the way out?

Apple will refresh its Nano and iPod Touch models, but the iPod Classic and Shuffle remain unchanged.

Smartphones smelling like jelly beans?! Jelly Belly introduces scented cases.

Smartphones could soon start carrying a whiff of cherry, licorice, and cheescake, as Jelly Belly introduces smartphone cases that give off the scents of their jelly beans.

Tablet computers: Are they worth it?

Tablet computers – outside of the iPad – aren't selling well. The dearth of sales of tablet computers are hurting semiconductor companies.

Funding creativity and innovation (without patents or copyright)

How could new ideas receive economic support in a world without intellectual property laws?

Apple rolls out iTunes 10, new iPod Nano, and Apple TV

At its Sept. 1 event, Apple trotted out a new iPod Nano, a rekindled Apple TV, and even a brand new social network in iTunes 10. This annual fall bash held surprises for almost every device that Apple sells – with one notable exception.

“It’s the biggest change in the iPod lineup ever,” said Apple CEO Steve Jobs at the event. Click through to learn how.

When is the Apple announcement today?

Some call today's Apple announcement the 'annual iPod event,' the 'music keynote,' or even the launch of a new Apple TV.

iPod Nano is a fire hazard, Japanese ministry says

iPod Nano music player occasionally catches fire when charging, a Japanese official said this week. Japan has demanded that Apple deliver a report by Aug. 4 on the precautions the company will take with future units.

Alabama vs Texas in BCS championship game: Who has the best swag?

When Alabama and Texas players square off in Thursday's BCS championship game, they'll already have pocketed up to $500 in free stuff. But which bowl offered the best swag?

Money Daily Brief: Trade walls rising among G20

At Apple event, iPhone and iPod Touch challenge DS and PSP

With Steve Jobs back, Apple goes after Flip

30 years later, would you trade in your iPod for a Walkman?

Power harnessed one step at a time

Engineers call it 'crowd farming.' If it works, you could help power city lights just by taking a stroll.