
The most likely contender to be eating away at Apple’s healthy margins this quarter is a new iPod, since these are typically announced in the August/September timeframe. This blog continues to believe that the iPod Nano will be the next product to receive Apple’s multi-touch magic, with a stripped-down version of the iPhone OS, based upon a smaller nine icon screen. We also believe that this nine-icon interface could be introduced to the iPod Classic, meaning that the iconic click-wheel interface could finally be retired from Apple’s lineup.
can you make a mockup of the 9-icon
ReplyDeletemultitouch ipod classic?
that would be awesome!
Good idea. I'll get on the case.
ReplyDeleteThey should never leave a direct button format. I can't use my iphone like a normal ipod because you cannot feel the controls, for example like when I'm doing something else like driving and want to skip to the next song, or pause.
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