Sound familiar? It’s closer to the look of the iOS Music app than to last year’s iPod nano interface. (One place I would like to see Multi-Touch used that it isn’t: As with the iOS Music app ...

but according to Apple the nano is not actually running a build of iOS. We know that previous iPod UIs were built using a handful of components from OS X, so it's safe to assume that this new ...

the iOS-based iPod touch is the only remaining device in the iPod family. At the time of its discontinuation, the iPod nano was available in six colors in a single 16 GB capacity priced at $149.

We know some iPod nano fans missed this capability in the sixth-gen device, so now you've got it. Like the other apps, video uses a familiar, though shrunken, iOS-like interface. Videos are synced ...

and not even the iPod nano’s fancy new Lightning connector can plug into that kind of world. What’s weird is that Apple knows this better than anyone: a key feature of 2011’s iOS 5 was “PC ...

However, the new iPod nano differs from its touchscreen iDevice brethren in that it doesn't run iOS, or at least not a version of iOS that any of us are familiar with so far. In reality ...

It's the only iPod that runs iOS, which gives it access to Siri and ... Let's get this out of the way: Buying an iPod nano is almost certainly a bad idea for most consumers. Ignoring the new ...

No iPod model has received as many makeovers—both minor and dramatic—as the iPod nano. (Perhaps not coincidentally, no other iPod model has sold as well.) The original nano was simply a scaled ...

As the iPhone grew in popularity, the need for an iPod, iPod Mini, iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle or iPod ... making it the most affordable entry-level iOS device. It runs iOS 12, and thanks to the ...

Once you've loaded up some media on the iPod Nano, poking through the touch-screen interface is pretty straightforward. The whole thing is like a lobotomized version of iOS. You get big icons for ...

And the iPod nano and shuffle, which don’t run iOS apps or connect to the internet, aren’t strategically important and haven’t received major updates in years. Still, it’s worth ...