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gizmodo.com - 10/11/2008

iPod Nano Switches Left and Right Channels With Headphone Insert [Ipod Nano Bugs]

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If you have a new 4th-gen nano and a decent ear, you may have noticed something funny: After putting it to sleep, if you wake it up by inserting headphones, the left and right channels switch. I tried this with the most obvious stereo mix of all time, David Bowie's "Space Oddity," and it's ...

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marware.com - 10/15/2008

Eco Runner™ for iPod nano 4G

— marware.com — The Eco-Runner is our first environmentally friendly iPod nano 4G case. Replacing neoprene with a special Eco-friendly... material, this wrist/armband case is designed to accommodate the new 4G nano and the Nike+ Sport Kit receiver. Utilizing a ... (more) Eco Runner™ for iPod nano 4G

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cultofmac.com - 10/10/2008

Nano Cases from Old Cassettes: Digital Meets Analog

— cultofmac.com — Seek shelter for your iPod Nano with a case made from a recycled cassette tape. These one-of-a-kinds... cost $45 each, with a $5 rebate for viral marketing. Only about a dozen are left. They’re from Contexture Design in Vancouver, the ... (more) Nano Cases from Old Cassettes: Digital Meets Analog

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tuaw.com - 10/12/2008

For us 80s kids: Get a cassette case for your iPod nano

— tuaw.com — Cult of Mac turned me on to an awesome iPod nano case manufactured by Contexture Design in... Vancouver, BC: it's made from a recycled cassette tape . Radical. But move fast -- there are only about a dozen left of these one-of-a-kind cases, which ... (more) For us 80s kids: Get a cassette case for your iPod nano

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Bug nos iPods nano 4G inverte saída de áudio para os fones de ouvido
BLOG.MACMAGAZINE — Dono de um dos novos iPods nano de 4ª geração, o usuário Sugarfried, dos fóruns do iLounge, revelou o primeiro bug da nova geração de tocadores minúsculos da Apple: ao colocar o player para dormir, a saída dos canais de áudio para os fones de ouvido é invertida. Da mesma maneira, é só colocá-lo em sleep de novo e tudo volta ao normal. O Gizmodo investigou o caso e concluiu que o problema é mesmo generealizado. A faixa de testes foi “Space Oddity” (link para a iTunes Store), de ...