Q. Will Apple make a new iPod nano?
Apple said on Thursday it is discontinuing the iPod Shuffle and Nano, marking the company’s continuing commitment to its flagship iPhone product. Two models of the iPod Touch will still be available, Apple said, starting at $199 with double the capacity they had before.
Q. What is the latest iPod nano?
seventh-generation iPod nano
Fast forward seven years to October 2020 and the seventh-generation iPod nano, which ended up being the final model that was introduced. It had an iPod touch-style multi-touch display and a Home button, but the nano and touch product lines were ultimately so similar that Apple did away with the iPod nano.
Q. How big is the new iPod?
4-inch
The iPod touch is Apple’s smallest handheld device, measuring in at 123.4mm by 58.6mm by 6.1mm, with a 4-inch display. It’s the only phone-sized device that Apple now offers with a 4-inch display, as the smallest iPhone available from Apple features a 4.7-inch display.
Q. What is the difference between 4th and 5th generation iPod nano?
The displays are different as well — the iPod nano 4th Gen has a portrait-oriented 2-inch (diagonal) color LCD display with a blue-white LED backlight (240×320, 204 ppi), whereas the 5th Gen has a larger, higher-quality 2.2″ TFT display (240×376, 204 ppi).
Q. What can you do on an iPod Nano?
Play music. The main purpose of the iPod Nano is to play music. Since the Nano has no wifi capabilities, you can only put music on it by syncing it with a computer with iTunes. The iPod Nano doesn’t have a speaker, so you can only listen to this music by plugging in headphones or an external speaker to the headphone jack.
Q. How big is the iPod Nano screen?
4-inch (diagonal) widescreen display with Multi-Touch IPS technology 1136-by-640-pixel resolution at 326 ppi 800:1 contrast ratio (typical) 500 cd/m 2 max brightness (typical) Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating
Q. Does iPod Nano have iOS?
This is becuase it requires iCloud Music Library, which requires iCloud, which requires iOS software. The iPod nano, though a wonderful iPod, does not run iOS but software specific to the nano.
Q. Is the iPod Nano good?
If you own a smartphone—or are even thinking of owning one—there’s just no reason to carry a dedicated music-playing device anymore. So, yes, this generation’s iPod nano is the best. But it’s also $150 for a smaller, less good version of something you likely already own.
