The iPod Nano 16GB will be priced at $149, and new iPod Touch will cost $299 for 32GB and $399 for 64GB. Both devices will be available from next month. Watch Next Advertisement - Continue Reading ...

The forthcoming third generation of iPod touch has been detected operating online. Pinch Media, the analytics firm that first detected the iPhone 3GS being tested last year, claims to have noticed a ...

College students hoping to score one of the new iPod touch or iPod nano music players introduced yesterday as part of Apple Inc.’s still-running back-to-school promotion are out of luck. Apple ...

With FaceTime promised, a front facing camera also appears on the cards. In short, the new touch is being pitched as an iPhone 4 with the phone functionality naturally removed just as in previous ...

While a radical new design won’t necessarily propel the Nano past the flagship iPod Touch, it may be enough to keep sales of the device steady, which is all Apple can hope for at this point.

Funness aside, the new iPod Touch takes the form of the just-announced iPhone 5 – minus the cellular connection and just a shade thinner (0.24″ versus the iPhone 5 at 0.3″).

Certainly not when the new iPhone is unveiled (they'll likely want to keep the spotlight on that). The most you might see is a capacity bump (but I'd say probably 50% or less chance). Quote Report G ...

The iPod Touch is supported by iCloud for wireless syncing and storage of all your data, and just like before, it's equipped with FaceTime and a Retina Display.