The ultrathin iPod Nano now has a video camera, a radio, and a pedometer. Little else has changed, but that’s mostly a good thing.

The iPod Nano, $129 for 8GB and $149 for 16GB, brings the iPod back to its roots as a music player.

Seven generations of iPod nano evolution have culminated in something pretty special. The latest iteration of Apple's mini music player is its thinnest, ...

What you're looking at is a very slim player, although not quite as slim or as small as the iPod nano, but still smaller than the new Zen from Creative.

With news of Apple's shining star, the iPhone 5, out of the way, the company's shifting focus to its other major pillar: the iPod. Now seven generations in, the iPod nano is getting a refresh with ...

Aesthetic changes aside, the fourth-generation iPod nano isn’t the dramatic overhaul last year’s nano was. If you’ve already got a 3G nano, the 4G model’s new features may not be ...

Summary Apple’s latest iPod nano continues to loom over the heads of its competitors despite players with better sound and more features from companies like Sony and Microsoft.

The new version of the iPod Nano, unveiled earlier this week at a company event, crams into the little player a video camera, FM radio, microphone, speaker and even a pedometer.

The iPod nano is Apple’s standard music player for those who don’t want an iPod touch or iPhone. With its small and light size it also makes a great second music player, especially for when ...

Apple iPod nano 5th Gen 16GB review Does the world's most popular iPod really need an FM radio and a video camera? Reviews By Rob Mead published 21 September 2009 ...

The iPod nano watch still comes in an 8GB or 16GB model in seven different colors -silver, black, blue, green, orange, pink and (Product) Red. Yep, purple is out and red is in.

The fifth-gen iPod Nano is almost impossibly slim, but somehow the wizards at Apple managed to pack in a video camera. Though you'll find a few other new features in the fifth-generation ($150 for the ...