Review: Fourth-generation iPod nano

The fourth-generation iPod nano is a solid upgrade, offering useful new features, an improved interface and menu system, and a return to tall-and-narrow design. And despite its slight size, it’s passed the iPod classic as the most feature-rich non-touchscreen iPod.

4GB iPod nano shows up in overseas marketsred 4GB iPod nanos have begun showing up in stores, but Apple didn't offer that configuration when it introduced the new iPods. So, what happened?
Review: Second-generation iPod touchThe latest iPod touch features integrated volume controls, a built-in speaker, curvier case, and more capacity for the same price. It’s an incremental improvement upon the original widescreen device.

Bugs & Fixes: Apple TV network and authorization hassles
Is your Apple TV not showing up in iTunes? Are you getting error messages when you attempt to sync your Apple TV? Ted Landau covers these troubles in the latest installment of Bugs & Fixes.

Let’s Rock event updates that should have been
PC World’s Brennon Slattery laments the absence of five announcements he wanted to hear at Tuesday’s iPod event.
What’s at stake for Apple at Tuesday’s iPod event
After a summer where major product releases were marred by glitches, the best thing Apple can do at Tuesday’s special event is unveil a product that ships when it’s supposed to and works as advertised.
Come September: iPods
Apple has announced a press event for next week, with all signs pointing to iPod-related news. Christopher Breen dons his speculation hat to ponder what September 9 might bring.
New iPod, old firmware
Thinking of buying a new iPod touch? It could cost you an extra $10 if you buy a new model that's still got the old firmware installed—even though the 2.0 software update has been out for three weeks.
Opinion: Apple TV as a TiVo-killer
If Apple wants its “hobby” product line to take off like the iPod, it has to acknowledge the hole in the Apple TV’s functionality and create a real DVR.