Apple's fourth generation (4G) iPod nano melds the best of nanos old and new: specifically the older, more popular tall-and-slim design with the newer, larger screen from the third-generation player.

Mac users who still use the iPod Shuffle (3rd and 4th generation) there is good news coming your way. The upcoming macOS 13.5 will patch the sync issue with Mac experienced on the music player.

Spread the loveThe iPod nano is a digital media player from Apple, which was first introduced in 2005. It has gone through several redesigns and updates, and there are currently seven different ...

6. Resetting the iPod nano (2nd generation) The 2nd generation iPod nano is similar in size to the 3rd generation but does not have a video camera. To reset it, do the following: Step 1: Toggle the ...

The categories they cover are Mobile Phones, iPad, Game Console, Smart watches, Portable Music Players, Pins, and MacBooks. The GRID iPod Touch is one of four items in the GRID Studio Portable Music ...

Also read: How to Improve Your Linux PC Audio with PulseEffects Which iPods Are Compatible with Rockbox One important thing to note, however, is that Rockbox is not available for all iPod models. At ...

Before making your next iPod Nano fat joke, take a look at our latest slide show featuring Apple's latest lilliputian player, up close and personal. You might find that the Nano's new girth just ...

4th Generation, 2004 Apple The original iPod kept getting bigger and better. Taking a page from the iPod Mini, the fourth version had a click wheel and could hold more music than ever at 40 GB.

The 3rd generation iPod nano gained a squat wide form factor, the 5th generation iPod nano had a video camera and a unique polished finish, the 6th generation iPod nano was really a predecessor to ...

From here on out the assumption was that they were dealing with a software problem. Luckily the Rockbox bootloader had previously been ported to the 3G Nano, which helped get the ball rolling.

The 6th generation iPod nano makes a wonderful watch, but something milled out of aluminum doesn’t lend itself to more formal events. [Ted] liked the idea of an iPod nano watch, but wanted to ...