During the official launch of iPhone 5 on wednesday,another apple product stole the show with improvements which are likely going to boost the sales this quarter.
The iPod Touch got a makeover. Apple's top-of-the-line music player is thinner and lighter than ever, weighing in at just 88 grams and measuring 6.1 mm thick. Despite its sleek size, though, it is packing more power. It will run on the same A5 processor as the iPhone 4S, which Apple said will optimize the device for gaming and greatly increase its graphics performance.
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Like the iPod Touch, the Nanos also slimmed down and got a larger display, now sporting a 2.5-inch touchscreen that allows for more room for scrolling. Starting at the end of October, the upgraded iPods will hook up to a new version of iTunes, as well. It's not a total upheaval of the media player, but Apple showed off its more streamlined visuals and enhanced iCloud functionality on Wednesday.The new version ditches the sidebar and features a wider grid view of album art, using dropdown menus to display album, searching and queuing functions.
For those who atimes have a hard time choosing the gifts to buy during the holidays, atleast you have an option. One can still buy the new iPods to suppliment the smartphone with small memory.
ref:technewsworld