Frolic Gadget : iPOD nano With Video Camera and FM

The new Apple iPod nano 5G features a video camera for video recording (VGA,no still images).It also features a mic. and speaker,built-in FM tuner with Live Pause and iTunes Tagging, a pedometer , VoiceOver, support for voice memos and a larger 2.2-inch display ( 2-inch in iPod 4G) with a 376×240 resolution.It will be available in 9 colors (yellow and red are Apple Store exclusives) with the 8GB model priced at US$149 and the 16GB edition at US$179.

 

iPod nano now has a built-in FM radio with live pause and iTunes Tagging. Live pause lets iPod nano users pause and resume playing their favorite FM radio shows. iTunes Tagging is great when users hear a song they like, they can simply tag it, and then preview and purchase that song when they sync to iTunes.** iPod nano also features Genius Mixes, which automatically creates up to 12 endless mixes of songs from your iTunes library that go great together.

iPod nano is also now an even better workout companion with the new built-in pedometer. iPod nano can keep track of your steps taken and calories burned, helping you meet your short and long-term fitness goals. iPod nano provides up to 24 hours of music playback or five hours of video playback on a single charge. The 8GB model holds up to 2,000 songs, 7,000 photos, eight hours of video and seven hours of captured video; and the 16GB model holds up to 4,000 songs, 14,000 photos, 16 hours of video and 14 hours of captured video.

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Frolic tech: Nokia Nano technology

Nokia Company and Cambridge University (Great Britain) presented conceptual nano technic device Nokia Morph at the Museum of Modern Art (New York, USA). This device demonstrates how the mobile technique in the future will stretch and bend and will be transformed in different forms. Flexible materials, see through electronics, self - cleaning surfaces - all this is possible in nano technology.

"We hope that this combination of science and art will present nano technology potential to a wider audience. The research that we lead are fundamental since we are looking for safe and controllable ways of new materials usage" reported doctor Tapani Ryhanen, the head of the Nokia research center. The Nokia and Cambridge University partnership was announced in March 2007.

The Nokia research center has its division in the Cambridge University and cooperates with some departments but firstly with Nano Science center and electrotechnic department. Common projects are connected mainly with nano technology.
Some Nokia Morph elements can be integrated in the mobile devices in the next 7 years. Nano technology can make cheaper the mobile devices production and will allow acquiring more functions with lower price.

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