The 6th generation iPod touch has the same design as the 5th generation from 2012, but new colors and new internal. Yellow has become gold, pink has become hot, and blue has gone deep. There's also an 8 megapixel camera and an Apple A8 system-on-a-chip.
Apple has cut the prices for its 32GB and 128GB iPod touch models, while also discontinuing the 16GB and 64GB versions.
Argos currently has the 6th-generation iPod touch listed for just £129. If you've been holding out to purchase a new player for your library of music, this promotion at Argos may well be the ideal purchase.
A new report claims that Apple's retail stores in the US will begin moving iPods from the main display area to the accessory shelves beginning next week. The same report also says the iPad 2-based Smart Signs will also be removed from those same stores.
The new iPod touch 6 has a better camera and faster processor than ever before. It's also small, so you can take it everywhere, and relatively inexpensive, which makes it accessible even for kids. With no data contract to worry about, and a million and a half apps in the App Store, it's small screen with big potential. That's especially true in the summer, and with these fun projects!
The new iPod touch 6 has an 8 megapixel iSight camera, much bigger and better than 5 megapixel shooter on the previous generation iPod touch 5. To see how well it works, I took it out for a shoot and put it up against the last iPod touch, and the 8mp, Apple A8-powered iPad Air 2 and iPhone 6!
iFixit has opened up the latest iPod touch, revealing few surprises, but giving us a good look at the guts of Apple's latest music player.
iPod touch has leapt from the distant past—okay, 2012—into the present with a new Apple A8 chipset, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, an 8 megapixel camera, a 128GB option, and a full palette of new colors. But should you get it, or should you consider the slightly bigger iPad mini?
The new iPods may be pretty, but only the iPod touch can sync Apple Music tracks. And that sucks. The iPods have been at the end of their era for awhile now, and this is yet another move to signal their eventual retirement.
I'm glad that Apple finally refreshed the iPod touch, but I can't help but be disappointed by what they left out.
Apple has given the iPod touch its first major refresh in almost three years, bringing new colors, a 64-bit processor, and more storage to the line.
It has yet again been reported that Apple will be releasing new iPod models this week. According to 9to5Mac sources, Apple will roll out new iPod nano and shuffle color options, as well as a gold iPod touch later today.
New models of the iPod touch, nano, and shuffle could reportedly hit as soon as next week, with a release rumored for Tuesday, July 14. The new models are said to come with new colors, as well as upgraded internal components for the iPod touch.
Rene gets sent dozens and dozens of questions a day. So, we've started a new column where he can post answers for everyone! This week: Skylake Macs, Jony Ive's lieutenants, deleting mail, Force Touch trackpads, iOS 9 flags, new iPod touch.
Apple's fall 2014 event brought with it an all new iPad Air 2, a somewhat updated iPad mini 3, gorgeous new retina iMacs, and finally, an update to the very long in the tooth Mac mini. Make no mistake, this was no small event for Apple and they delivered on a lot. However, there are still a few things that were either rumored or expected that didn't seem make the cut this fall....
In late June Apple rejiggered the iPod touch line, making a consistent feature set across the line, dropping the price and lowering the cost of additional storage capacity. It's probably enough to provoke some short-term sales increases of the iPod touch, but I'm more interested in what comes next. What I'd really like to see is a bigger iPod touch. Now, we've heard a lot about a...
