Showing posts with label IPod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IPod. Show all posts

Monday, June 6, 2011

Newest Rumor Claim the New iPod Nano Will Regain Camera


The famous Taiwanese blog, Apple.pro, which is popular for its previous leaked information regarding several of apple products before their official release, has now just published another set of picture of this year’s  next generation of iPod Nano. The blog is asserting that the camera hole in the iPod Nano is on the upper left of the backside, accommodating the 1.3 megapixel camera lens. The blog analyzes that even though low-resolution camera might seem a little off standards for the iPad Nano, it is just fine considering the screen size.
The first generation iPod Nano packaging.                                 Image via Wikipedia
Furthermore, the website has alleged that this upcoming seventh generation of iPod Nano will keep the multi-touch screen, which was in the previous versions too, however it importantly notified that according to their sources the clip on the backside will be discontinued. It stated that the reason is obvious, due to the addition of the camera lens, the backside of this new model will not be able to accommodate the clip too, and hence it implied that the camera will actually replace the clip. Camera was actually part of Nano series back in the 5th model released in 2009, but was discontinued after that, even though it received major criticism for this action.

Saturday, June 4, 2011

Amazon Cloud Player Silently Updated to Stream Music to the Web Interface of All Apple iOS Devices


Steve Jobs while introducing the iPad in San F...                               Image via Wikipedia
Amazon's first to make it to the market, Cloud Player music streaming service, which was released recently and only worked with Android devices, has just been updated mutely. Just this weekend a new upgrade was made without any formal announcement, and it automatically introduced the support for Apple's iOS devices. So now the users who have the Amazon Cloud Drive account, are freely able to also stream their music on any any iOS devices too, which include iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, etc.
It is noticeable that despite the support, there is no authorized announcement, or any other news, indicating towards an official App for the iOS for the Amazon's Cloud Player. The official app is only for Android smartphone, but still the support comes in a way, where users are able to their stored songs online from the web browser. The long trusted built-in embedded browser of Apple for all iOS devices, Safari, plays the songs easily; both leading technology blogs TechCrunch and Engadget have also claimed that it ‘works like a charm.’

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