The latest version of ipod nano has the same size screen, the same 8 and 16GB storage and the same video support, but it has an added advantage of having more much more comfortable oval shape, a curved screen, an accelerometer and most importantly, a much improved user interface that aims to solve some of the limitations the Clickwheel has compared to the iPod Touch and iPhone UIs.
September 10, 2008
iPod Nano News & Review
It is in the news that third-generation iPod nano to the new svelte fourth-generation iPod nano must have been an easy one. 
The latest version of ipod nano has the same size screen, the same 8 and 16GB storage and the same video support, but it has an added advantage of having more much more comfortable oval shape, a curved screen, an accelerometer and most importantly, a much improved user interface that aims to solve some of the limitations the Clickwheel has compared to the iPod Touch and iPhone UIs.
The latest version of ipod nano has the same size screen, the same 8 and 16GB storage and the same video support, but it has an added advantage of having more much more comfortable oval shape, a curved screen, an accelerometer and most importantly, a much improved user interface that aims to solve some of the limitations the Clickwheel has compared to the iPod Touch and iPhone UIs.
