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Hollywood, Fl – Marware Inc, designer and manufacturer of innovative products for the Apple market, today is pleased to announce the Sport Grip for the iPod nano 5G. The Sport Grip is the ideal soft complement for the nano. Slip-free, high-grade silicone protects the sides, top, back and bottom while providing access to the ports. The docking port is safely covered by an easy access silicone slot. The subtle curvature allows for a secure grip, and the result is an ergonomic, comfortable, sport

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The website 9to5Mac is reporting on a tip they’ve received claiming that Apple is working on an in-house radio app for the iPhone and iPod touch. Apple introduced FM radio functionality in the new iPod nano, including the ability to pause and mark songs on the device for purchase later once connected to iTunes. It is believed that that same type of functionality would be available on the larger Apple media devices and that the app would be able to run in the background much as the iPod.ap

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Since we tend to plan ahead here at the Sisterhood, I knew we were going to start a running challenge early in September. This gave me the opportunity to ask for a few key items for my birthday! An iPod Nano (5th Generation) and Nike+ iPod Sport Kit. Nike+ iPod Sport Kit ($29.99) is a sensor that fits into the insole of you Nike running shoe, or you can buy an inexpensive adaptor (mine was $3.50) to hook it to your shoe laces. If you don’t have an iPod (Nano or Touch or iPhone all work), y

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Ars Technica reviews the iPod nano → Jacqui Cheng at Ars Technica does an extensive 4-page review gives you everything you need to know including multiple video camera samples, and raw video file comparisons between the nano, iPhone 3GS, and the FlipHD. permalink If professional screen recording is your need of the hour, check out Camtasia for Mac .

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Filed under: iPod Family , Reviews , iPod nano While people were still reeling from the fact that the iPod nano , and not the iPod touch , gained a video camera, my trusty 5.5G 30 GB iPod video decided to die a slow, painful death. Over the past few weeks, I’d been hearing the hard drive click of doom , having the iPod randomly reboot while listening to an audiobook, and then had the entire system lock up on me and not unfreeze until the battery had worn completely down. When th

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