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gorillavsbearblog asked:

new iPod nano ad featuring Chairlift’s “Bruises” gorillavsbear.net

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mattskisfast asked:

This is the complete song “Bruises” by Chairlift. The song is featured in the new iPod nano commercial Steve Jobs introduced at the September 9th keynote. Click the link to see the song in iTunes. phobos.apple.com

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IceflowStudios asked:

Starting at $149 (8GB and 16GB) and available in 9 vibrant colors! Check them out at www.apple.com

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lazykid1000 asked:

From their album “Does You Inspire You.” And yes, it’s the song from the new iPod nano chromatic commercial. What can I say, I like the music Apple uses for their commercials. Lyrics: I tried to do handstands for you I tried to do headstands for you Everytime I fell you on yeah everytime… … Chairlift bruises ipod nano commercial

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Following growing complaints and lawsuits over the scratch-prone iPod Nano, Apple has begun to ship its little beast of an mp3 player in protective covers to help prevent scratches on its mp3 device while in shipment, where the company says much of the scratching occurs.

According to posts made Thursday and Friday on several iPod fan sites, the iPod Nano now includes a white fabric and plastic slipcover that resembles the one shipping with the new iPod video. Two Apple customer service representatives confirmed that the iPod Nano now ships with a cover. “I’d call it more of a dustcover than a case,” said one. “It’s very much like what’s included with the video iPod,” said another.

This action is the first of what is expected to be growing responses to the heavy criticisms and large lawsuits in action against Apple over its iPod Nano. Although the corporate office has yet to comment officially on the topic, it is needless to say that the company is indeed taking the complaints seriously.



By: Eddie Miller

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The Launch of a new range of iPods always brings an air of excitement to all iPod fans. The New nano 4th Gen dubbed “the thinnest iPod ever” has been the worst kept secret with in Apple’s recent history, images of the Nano were posted on and around many internet forums several days before the iPod was supposed to be released.

The new Nano has been totally redesigned from the previous shorter fatter shape of the Nano 3rd Gen it now stands tall and thin resembling the first & second generation versions. Although styled on the first generation’s of the Nano the 4th gen has been thoroughly modernised creating a much easier on the eye style. The Case is now curved oval shape, with the glass screen matching the aluminium housing.

The newest feature of the iPod Nano 4th is the inclusion of the accelerometer, previously seen in the iPhone. This device allows you to shuffle tracks by simply shaking the iPod, the tracks will then automatically randomise. Another cool Nano feature is Cover Flow technology which allows you to browse album covers when the iPod is turned onto its side.

The good news for Dension owners is that the new iPod Nano 4th gen and revised iPod Touch will work with the Dension Gateway systems if the newer firmware has been installed. Problems were caused earlier in the year when Apple changed the way the iPhone 3G charges to a newer 5V system, that the previous Gateway could not support. The Nano 4th gen also has the 5v charging system so will work perfectly with the Dension Gateway. However due to the new shape of the Nano the Active cradle inserts may not accept the Nano 100% correctly so for the mean time its best to connect via the Dock Cable that will accept all iPods.



By: Nick Janaw

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