| Macworld News Alert - September 9th, 2009 Breaking news from Macworld - The Mac Product Experts | |
| Apple usually rolls out changes to its iPhone line each September, and this year was no exception. On Wednesday, the company held a press event in San Francisco, in which Steve Jobs -- making his first appearance at a public event since coming back from medical leave -- took the wraps off Apple's new iPod nano. The music player now comes with a built-in video camera. http://www.macworld.com/article/142705/2009/09/ipodnano_camera.html?lsrc=newsalert | |
| Other iPods saw changes as well, though those changes were more minor. The iPod touch now comes in a 64GB capacity, with the 64GB and 32GB models running 50-percent faster than before, according to Apple. And Apple cut the price on its 8GB iPod touch to $199. http://www.macworld.com/article/142704/2009/09/ipodtouch.html?lsrc=newsalert Also, Apple unveiled changes to its iTunes software. iTunes 9 now features Genius Mixes for creating recommended playlists of music and movies, Home Sharing for synchronizing iTunes content on five authorized computers, and a new interface for managing iPhone and iPod touch applications. http://www.macworld.com/article/142703/2009/09/itunes9.html?lsrc=newsalert Speaking of the iPhone, Apple released a new version of the iPhone OS. http://www.macworld.com/article/142702/2009/09/iphone_31_update.html?lsrc=newsalert Visit Macworld.com for all the news and analysis coming out of Wednesday's music event: http://www.macworld.com/article/142707/2009/09/rocknrollevent_ipod.html?lsrc=newsalert | |
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