Apple iPod Nano is one of the most popular Apple iPod models. The main reason behind it popularity is its amazing storage capacity.
The model does not use any hard disk like the iPod Classic; instead it uses a flash memory. There are no moving parts for the memory, which means that the iPod Nano is resistant to a memory failure that happens due to sudden movement.
The iPod Nano also needs an iTunes software to transfer music. It can be operated with both Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. For platforms like Linux there is some third party software available.
The Nano easily connects with the computer through the dock connector which has been a staple in the models including the iPod 3rd Generation. The iPod Nano also has a stop watch with a multiple time zone clock.
There is also a combination lock that locks the iPod through the click wheel. The lock helps to secure the contact information as well as the user’s calendar information along with the volume limit.
All the models, the first, the second, the third, and the 4th generation iPod Nano models, include some games that come pre-installed. There is Brick, Parachute, and Solitaire in the iPod.
The iPod Nano can also be used to play games that are available for purchase in the iTunes Store. The Brick is now called the Vortex; also there is a circular playing field now. The Solitaire is now known as Klondike with just minimal differences. The Music Quiz game now has Movie and TV Show trivia as well as an aesthetically pleasing look. The fourth generation also iPod Nano also has the Maze, game that uses the model’s accelerometer which moves the ball around to help try and collect some glowing orbs.
In short iPod Nano is a wonderful digital gadget.
