Leak photographs suggest Apple's iPad Nano is to receive a built-in camera.

The Nerf Armor iPod touch case at Macworld | iWorld gave Philip Michaels a flashback to the Nerf-branded toys of his youth.

Apple's seventh-generation iPod Nano will reportedly come with a built-in camera. Rumors of this feature were known about a year ago, but with newer photos and Apple patenting the device, it's a near-certainty that the next iPod Nano will record still and video images.

The Apple iPod recently celebrated its 10th birthday, and after a decade of being on the market, the iPod line is still going strong.

When the touchscreen sixth-generation iPod Nano replaced the fifth-gen, it not only lost the click wheel but the video camera mounted on the rear of the wafer-thin device too. Now, a series of images have leaked out showing the familiar sixth-gen Nano with a camera lens on the rear; suggesting the feature could make a return on the next model.

A purported shot of an iPod Nano with a camera built-in. (Credit: Apple.pro ) Those hoping Apple will bring a camera back to the iPod Nano may have a new glimmer of hope today. Purported spy shots of the gadget were posted this morning by Japanese Apple-centric blog Apple.pro (via 9to5Mac ), and depict an iPod Nano much like the current model, but with a camera on the backside where the built-in ...

I’ve been using the same alarm clock for a long time now. It’s decent: big digital display, radio, dual alarms, battery back-up so it keeps time even if the power goes out. But it’s been around probably longer than iPods have existed, so there’s one thing it doesn’t have: an iPod dock. Up until fairly [...]

Apple hired a new head of retail, had a few bouts in foreign courts, and potentially had the secret behind its next tiny iPod leaked out. More on those stories (and then some) in this week's Apple Talk Weekly.

Apple hired a new head of retail, had a few bouts in foreign courts, and potentially had the secret behind its next tiny iPod leaked out. More on those stories (and then some) in this week's Apple Talk Weekly.

Steve Jobs preferred vinyl to his iPod, Canadian rocker Neil Young has claimed.