The world wide web is all about completely new Apple announcements. What it is? An iPhone? Or is it that Skynet is finally here merging Apple and Google? Many said what their opinion was on what the announcement would be of. Apple has unveiled the new iPod Touch 4G, the next step forward within the wildly popular iPod line. Apple is also challenging Facebook and Myspace. A social network may soon be accessible through iTunes.
iPod Touch from Apple in 2010
Apple chose to use the announcement time to announce upcoming events instead of addressing the flaw in the iPhone 4.0. There is one thing most remember from the announcement. It is the iPod touch 4g really. There is only one thing separating the iPod Touch 2010 from the iPhone. No calls could be made with the iPod. The smallest available has 8GB of memory, and lists for $ 229, according to the New York Times. The iPod shuffle is now $ 49 cheaper. Also, the iPod Nano has a touch screen that can use.
There is just a little bit more
There is more Steve Jobs News. Apple has also unveiled a new feature for iTunes, called Ping. The music centered social networking site could be called Ping. This is according to The Telegraph. Anyone who uses it could be able to follow each other, along with bands, and get many updates with conversation. The iOS, the iPod and iPhone operating system, will get a new version. Apple TV, which downloads movies and television episodes straight to a TV for a small fee, has also been updated. Apple TV is now only $ 99 per unit and can sync with any Apple device, including the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
Many want Apple
Apple doesn’t rest on its laurels which were shown within the Apple announcement. Jobs also announced iTunes 10, the newest version of the software program. Apple should sell quite a bit of these. That is because Christmas gifts and school items often include these.
Additional reading
The Telegraph
telegraph.co.uk/technology/apple/7976210/Apple-event-September-2010-New-Apple-TV-iPods-and-Ping-social-network-unveiled.html
NY Times
nytimes.com/2010/09/02/technology/02apple.html
