Get one iPod Nano, shave a little here, tweak a little there, add a dash of multi-touch. Voila, the 6th generation iPod Nano ($149-$179). Square and only half the size and weight of the previous ...

At first glance, if it wasn't for the touchscreen display up front, you could easily mistake the new iPod nano for the iPod shuffle. Significantly smaller than its predecessor, the new nano gains a ...

The sixth-generation iPod nano’s design marks the largest divergence from the nano line since the device was introduced in 2005. The new device is also the first iPod nano to have a touchscreen ...

Apple's 6th generation iPod nano, with the proper accessories, can record voice memos and connect to a TV to display photo slideshows. A look inside the 6th generation iPod nano manual revealed ...

The iPod Nano 6th Generation was crazy small. The iPod nano was Apple’s ultra-portable digital music player, introduced in 2005 as a flash-based successor to the iPod mini and quickly embraced for its ...

The tech industry has been buzzing in recent weeks about the sudden burst of announcements about wearable computing, and in particular about rumors that Apple is working on some kind of iWatch. But in ...

The sixth-generation iPod nano is unlike any other iPod nano Apple has ever sold. The device now has a touchscreen and its interface looks a lot like iOS, but it's really more of a mishmash between ...