Apple may be planning some updates its iPod lineup for Tuesday, July 14th, according to an iGen report.
Sources which have been credible in the past, tell the site that the iPod touch, iPod shuffle, and iPod nano will be updated next week.
It's likely that the update will bring the fresh colors that were accidentally leaked in iTunes 12.2. The new colors include a bright pink, deep blue, light gold, and possibly a slightly darker space gray.
References that have been transmitted to us are: the new iPod touch would bring the number n102 (the current model is numbered n78); the new iPod nano is the n31a (n31 for the current model), then the future would be the iPod shuffle n12d (n12b for the current model).
The updates to the iPod nano and shuffle are likely minimal. Perhaps just the color change and maybe Apple Music support. The model number for the iPod touch is a bigger jump and could indicate a more significant update. The iPod touch is still using an A5 processor and with the move to 64-bit, it's possible that the device could get the 64-bit A7 processor used in the iPhone 5s.
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Sources which have been credible in the past, tell the site that the iPod touch, iPod shuffle, and iPod nano will be updated next week.
It's likely that the update will bring the fresh colors that were accidentally leaked in iTunes 12.2. The new colors include a bright pink, deep blue, light gold, and possibly a slightly darker space gray.
References that have been transmitted to us are: the new iPod touch would bring the number n102 (the current model is numbered n78); the new iPod nano is the n31a (n31 for the current model), then the future would be the iPod shuffle n12d (n12b for the current model).
The updates to the iPod nano and shuffle are likely minimal. Perhaps just the color change and maybe Apple Music support. The model number for the iPod touch is a bigger jump and could indicate a more significant update. The iPod touch is still using an A5 processor and with the move to 64-bit, it's possible that the device could get the 64-bit A7 processor used in the iPhone 5s.
Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for any updates.
Read More [via Edwin]