Apple Releases Update for 7th Generation iPod nano

Without making much noise, Apple released an update for the seventh-generation iPod nano yesterday. The new firmware, which is the version 1.0.4, has been released without specifying any of the included changes in the update. If we discover any important news, we will not hesitate to report it.

This update for the XNUMXth generation iPod nano can only be downloaded and installed with iTunes, unlike other versions of iOS that can also be downloaded via OTA (Over The Air). The last update for the iPod nano before this was released in 2011, when the watch-like model was still available.

The iPod nano's UI design is based on iOS, but its operating system is proprietary and cannot be used by other devices. Something very criticized, iPod nano's operating system is specifically based on iOS 6, a system from three years ago and that maintains the skeumorphism that many already seems obsolete, although it is also true that many still prefer it to the flat and white image that we have available since iOS 7, a system that arrived in 2013.

On July 15, Apple renewed the iPod nano, along with the rest of the iPods, only to include new colors (in the case of nano) such as gold, dark blue and pink, colors that are added to silver and black. Its price is € 179 and it has a 2,5-inch screen and 16GB of storage. It may be a high price to not have a camera available or to be able to download applications from the App Store, but we already know that there is no cheap product that has an apple bitten by its logo.

You have more information in the Official Website for the XNUMXth Generation iPod nano with Multi-Touch.