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Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs announces the new iPod nano in a keynote address at an event in San Francisco.

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Five things we want from the new iPad, and whyupdated: Thu Feb 24 2011 07:17:00

Apple will announce the iPad 2 next Wednesday, as made rather obvious by invites sent out to press this morning.

CNNMoney: $600,000 for iPod watch sets Kickstarter recordupdated: Tue Dec 07 2010 17:22:00

When Scott Wilson posted his idea for an iPod Nano transformed into a wristwatch on crowd-funding website Kickstarter, he hoped to raise $15,000 to bring his invention to life. Two weeks later, he had $600,000 and new record: Wilson's project shattered 20-month-old Kickstarter's previous fundraising tally.

iPod Nano goes touch-screenupdated: Wed Sep 01 2010 18:52:00

Apple CEO Steve Jobs announces redesign of all iPod models.

Life-logging camera brings new hope for memory-loss patientsupdated: Thu Nov 05 2009 11:08:00

A small, wearable camera that captures images automatically could change the way memory loss patients, in particular those with Alzheimer's, are treated, experts say.

Camera catches all life's detailsupdated: Thu Nov 05 2009 11:08:00

Watch images from SenseCam, a miniature camera that automatically captures every detail of life.

Steve Jobs' returnupdated: Thu Sep 10 2009 20:45:00

Our CNN crew from San Fransisco gives us a little behind the scenes of what it's like to cover a Steve Jobs Apple event.

High-tech gifts in low-tech packagesupdated: Thu Jan 01 2009 03:27:00

This holiday season, it seems highbrow concepts are better off making their commercial debut in low-tech gadgets.

Fitness boot camp for kidsupdated: Thu Dec 18 2008 13:31:00

Boot camp instructor Benjamin Thoele discusses an organization that's trying to fight child obesity.

Fitness boot camp helps fight childhood obesityupdated: Thu Dec 18 2008 13:31:00

One of the best gifts you can give a child this holiday season may not be the latest gadget, toy, or tasty treat, but instead the gift of a healthy lifestyle.

CNNMoney: Cold shoppers seek hot toy dealsupdated: Fri Nov 28 2008 13:24:00

The hot pursuit of discounted toys and video games kept lots of shoppers waiting in the cold, dark night on Black Friday.

Review: Sony MP3 player boasts great sound, cool extrasupdated: Mon Nov 03 2008 14:35:00

Sony has come a long way since the release of the NW-MS11 Network Walkman.

Review: Apple's new Nano is its best yetupdated: Wed Oct 01 2008 12:08:00

Apple's fourth-generation iPod Nano returns to the original long, light, and slender formula that put the series on the map.

Time.com: Apple: Battery Problem Caused iPod Overheatingupdated: Tue Aug 19 2008 16:00:00

Apple Inc. said Tuesday that batteries from a single supplier are to blame for the meltdown of some models of its tiny iPod Nano digital music player

CNNMoney: Back-to-school bargain huntingupdated: Wed Jul 23 2008 12:24:00

While summer is a great time to be a kid, it is a tough time to be a retailer, or a parent.

People.com: Feist's Hit Gets a Sesame Street Makeoverupdated: Tue Jul 15 2008 15:07:00

The song "1234" is used to help teach kids how to count

Walkman strikes the right noteupdated: Thu May 08 2008 14:44:00

The Sony NWZ-A720 Walkman series is a subtle evolution of the NWZ-A810 series we enjoyed in 2007. This year, Sony is treating us with a larger screen and a more assertive design, offered in 4GB ($149), 8GB ($199), and 16GB ($299).

Fortune: On the road with NHL chief Gary Bettmanupdated: Tue Apr 15 2008 13:57:00

Going to 60 hockey games a year might sound like fun, but for Gary Bettman it's just another day at the office. In 15 years as NHL chief, he has more than quadrupled revenues to $2.6 billion, added four teams and, more recently, signed TV deals with NBC and Versus, and led the league to record attendance levels even after the 2004-05 lockout season.

CNNMoney: Stock rally runs out of steamupdated: Wed Mar 12 2008 09:06:00

Stocks looked to open slightly higher Wednesday as investors exercised some caution after stocks posted their biggest one-day rally in years.

Video-share sites for travelersupdated: Tue Mar 11 2008 13:21:00

Hard as it may be for anyone under 30 to imagine, there was a time when people used to shoot eight-millimeter films while on vacation and then show them to friends and family gathered around a projector in the living room. Nowadays, capturing video is far easier (whether you use a video camera, a digital still camera with video capability or even a cell phone), as is the sharing: YouTube has proved that millions of folks have learned to upload video to a computer and instantly e-mail a link to family and friends.

SI.com: Marty Burns: Blazers' iRoy campaign crosses the lineupdated: Fri Jan 25 2008 22:30:00

One of the small perks about being an NBA writer is that you occasionally get clever little items from teams trying to promote their players for various honors.

Affordable 'Peggle,' 'Phase' make iPod debutupdated: Fri Jan 11 2008 15:28:00

You love your Apple iPod and for good reason: It's easy to navigate through your extensive music collection; subscribing to free podcasts is a breeze thanks to Apple's intuitive iTunes Store; and there are thousands of fun accessories designed to give your iPod additional functionality.

Review: Griffin earbuds are well-suited for iPod-owners on a budgetupdated: Fri Dec 14 2007 10:24:00

It appears that the whole colorful earbud thing is gaining a little momentum, and we're not unhappy to see it. There's nothing wrong with a little style in your ear. Griffin is jumping into the game with the TuneBuds Color, some very inexpensive ($19.99) sound-isolating earphones that come in six colors tinted to match the iPod Nanos and Shuffles. The 'buds offer bumping bass for the price, but audio purists will be turned off by the sometimes jarring highs.

Fortune: Bringing design to blue chipsupdated: Mon Nov 12 2007 15:34:00

Design firm IDEO may be small by Fortune 500 standards, but its impact is huge. The legendary Palo Alto consultancy has worked on thousands of projects for clients like Nokia, P&G, and Whirlpool; IDEO's team of MBAs, engineers, and designers has helped companies create products from the first Apple mouse to the Palm V to Crest's first standup tube of toothpaste.

Review: Adapter great for those with lots of USB-powered devicesupdated: Wed Oct 24 2007 16:52:00

Despite the dream of an "ultimate handheld," it's really hard to get down to fewer than two portable devices. A Treo may do it all, but you still want an iPod; an iPhone is great, but you still need a BlackBerry for work; you like to listen to your iPod while playing your PSP or DS; and so on.

CNNMoney: Apple surges on cheaper iPhone Nano talkupdated: Tue Jul 10 2007 03:09:00

Shares of Apple hit an all-time high Tuesday after an analyst said the company could be launching a cheaper version of the iPhone, based on the iPod Nano music player, later this year.

CNNMoney: Apple may launch Nano-based iPhoneupdated: Mon Jul 09 2007 06:47:00

Apple Inc. plans to launch a cheaper version of the iPhone in the fourth quarter that could be based on the ultra-slim iPod Nano music player, according to a JP Morgan report.

Review: Griffin iTrip Pocket small and stylishupdated: Tue Jun 19 2007 15:59:00

Griffin has quite the iTrip legacy, and though the company was a pioneer for iPod-friendly FM transmitters, the signal strength has been a weak point.

Review: Waterproof case keeps iPod dryupdated: Thu May 10 2007 13:54:00

We've said it time and time again: There's no shortage of speaker docks for the iPod.

Fortune: Inside China's PC frenzyupdated: Thu Apr 19 2007 16:26:00

Walking into the Ding Hao mall in Beijing's Zhongguancun tech neighborhood, the first thing you see is a big booth for Lenovo. That's apt, because the company commands more than 35 percent of the Chinese PC market, more than double number two Founder, which has about 14 percent. Lenovo has paid big bucks (something like $10,000 a month) to get prime position.

Review: Creative Zen V Plus a pocket-friendly playerupdated: Tue Feb 20 2007 12:53:00

Creative Labs has a history of turning out great MP3 players, and the Zen V and the Zen V Plus -- available in July and August, respectively -- are no exception.

Review: TrekStor Vibez a great player for the moneyupdated: Thu Jan 18 2007 14:54:00

Put the TrekStor Vibez in the ring with the 8GB iPod Nano, and it'll win at least a few rounds. For starters, it costs less -- a lot less if you shop online. TrekStor sells 8GB, 12GB, and 15GB versions of the Vibez for $219.99, $239.99, and $259.99 each.

Review: 2G iPod Nano stylish, scratch-resistantupdated: Thu Dec 28 2006 11:10:00

Just about a year after Apple's CEO Steve Jobs first wowed the tech world with the ultrathin sleekness of the first iPod Nano, Apple has unleashed Nano number two into the world.

CNNMoney: Charitable gift givingupdated: Mon Dec 18 2006 11:45:00

Giving a present that also benefits charities may seem like the perfect holiday gift, but in most cause-related marketing, less than 10 percent of proceeds go to charities.

Fortune: How Apple could rock wirelessupdated: Fri Dec 15 2006 15:02:00

If Steve Jobs' Apple decides to build a wireless phone, as widely rumored, the company has the chance to shake up not just the wireless device business - an industry dominated by the likes of Motorola and Nokia - it also could upend the entire wireless distribution model in the United States.

CNNMoney: Holiday gadgets on a budgetupdated: Tue Nov 21 2006 11:21:00

Consumers are expected to spend an average $195 on consumer electronics gifts this holiday season, according to the Consumer Electronics Association.

Fortune: Taking aim at the iPodupdated: Wed Sep 06 2006 10:59:00

Shooting at apples has been a popular pastime ever since the days of William Tell, the 14th-century Swiss crossbow legend who famously shot one off the head of his son. In more modern times, many c...

Money Magazine: Case File: Techupdated: Fri Sep 01 2006 00:01:00

THE LAW Go where the staff know what they're talking about. There are too many opportunities to get sidetracked by bogus specs and useless features. Nothing but chain stores around? Do your homewo...

Money Magazine: How to get the best deal in techupdated: Mon Aug 07 2006 08:01:00

The gadget industry depends on your remaining ignorant. Otherwise you'd know that contrast ratios (a flat-screen TV spec) are basically bunk, that megapixels in digital cameras have become almost irrelevant, and that good marketing doesn't always equal good technology (applies to everything).

Fortune: THIN IS STILL INupdated: Mon May 01 2006 00:01:00

Motorola started a global trend toward skinniness with its Razr and Slvr fashion phones. Now Samsung is trying to dip into the skinny business itself with the ultra-slim t509. Only 9.8 millimeters ...

Business 2.0: Apple drops iPod chip supplierupdated: Fri Apr 21 2006 12:19:00

PortalPlayer built its business supplying chips for Apple's iPod -- but now, Apple has informed PortalPlayer that its newest chip isn't going into new models of the iPod Nano. Shares plummeted 42 percent on Thursday and continued to drop Friday morning.

Fortune: The shape of rings to comeupdated: Tue Apr 11 2006 11:51:00

Scores of new phones were on display last week at the CTIA Wireless 2006 trade show in Las Vegas, ranging from simple handsets for making voice calls to fancy phone-shaped computers that receive television signals. Following are a few that stood out from the crowd.

Business 2.0: Business 2.0 & Frog Design Present the 2nd Annual Bottom Line Design Awardsupdated: Sat Apr 01 2006 00:01:00

Ask most people what qualifies as good design and they're likely to name a line of couture, a groundbreaking skyscraper, or a sleek piece of modern furniture. But why not a pill bottle, a bag of M&...

Money Magazine: The Sex + Money Quizupdated: Thu Mar 23 2006 10:26:00

Money in marriage: For some couples it's a measure of their success at working together toward a common goal; for others it's an ugly battlefield. As our exclusive survey reveals, couples are more ...

CNNMoney: Customer service from the customersupdated: Thu Feb 23 2006 14:21:00

Companies don't need customer service anymore ... they just need the Internet.

CNNMoney: Apple unveils $149 iPod nanoupdated: Tue Feb 07 2006 08:38:00

Apple Computer unveiled a new iPod nano Tuesday and said it will sell shows from Showtime Networks on its iTunes Music Store.

Business 2.0: Too New To Reviewupdated: Wed Feb 01 2006 11:39:00

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Fortune: Talking convergence at Macworldupdated: Thu Jan 19 2006 10:52:00

It's almost comical, really. More than 200,000 gadget freaks and assorted hangers-on flocked last week to Las Vegas to see the latest in home electronics. Untold bad hot dogs were eaten. Miles of flat-panel TVs were displayed. Microsoft, Yahoo, Intel, Google and the like slugged it out for snazziest future product offering honors.

Fortune: Our Best and Worst Calls of '05 updated: Mon Dec 12 2005 00:01:00

Chances are most people will remember 2005 for its ferocious Gulf Coast storms. But for investors the weather has been much less tempestuous. Since January the S&P 500 has ebbed and flowed around t...

CNNMoney: Where to get the hottest holiday gadgetsupdated: Thu Dec 08 2005 10:51:00

Black Friday and Cyber Monday came and went, and you still didn't snap up that iPod nano or Xbox 360. Is there hope for you yet?

Fortune: O brave new world!updated: Mon Oct 31 2005 00:01:00

ON MY FIRST DAY IN THIS JOB OF mine that has metastasized into such a beast over the years, I was asked to write a memo about the Company's plans to get into high-speed modem reading over dedicated...

CNNMoney: Sour on Appleupdated: Wed Oct 12 2005 05:49:00

Weaker-than expected sales at Apple Computer could take a bite out of stocks Wednesday.

Finding your way with your iPodupdated: Wed Oct 05 2005 09:56:00

When Web designer Bill Bright posted a map of the New York subway on his Web site for people to download to their iPods, he had no idea how popular the free service would become.

CNNMoney: Is your kid a spoiled brat?updated: Mon Oct 03 2005 12:40:00

Last year you caved and bought your kid an iPod, now they want a nano. Where does it end?

CNNMoney: No slowdown for flashupdated: Thu Sep 29 2005 11:56:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Comic book super hero The Flash was known for his ability to get from one place to another with amazing speed.

CNNMoney: Tough session on Streetupdated: Wed Sep 28 2005 09:47:00

Blue chips gained and the broader market was mixed on Wednesday as a strong read on durable goods orders was offset by rising energy prices, which briefly topped $67 a barrel.

CNNMoney: Scratch that iPod nano?updated: Wed Sep 28 2005 06:14:00

Apple Computer reportedly has agreed to replace defective screens that cracked too easily on its sleek new iPod nano music player after complaints from consumers.

Apple admits iPod Nano problemupdated: Wed Sep 28 2005 05:20:00

Apple has admitted there are problems with its new iPod Nano portable music player, but the technology giant insists the number of units affected by the flaws are minimal.

CNNMoney: Farewell iPod mini, hello nanoupdated: Wed Sep 07 2005 14:51:00

Apple Wednesday announced that the iPod mini has gone the way of the dodo, replaced by the new and even smaller iPod nano.

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