Apple announcements For September 1, 2010

Apple logo in reflective blackThere was an Apple event today which unveiled some exciting updated products. Unfortunately my own Mac has a broken video card and is at the local Apple shop for urgent repairs, but rather than delay telling you I am going to post this abbreviated account from my iPad (which has been invaluable while my computer has been away!).

Announcements included:

Upgraded iPod Touch
This iPod Touch has all the cool stuff recently added to the iPhone, including FaceTime video calling, the high definition Retina Display, and it’s own forward and rear facing cameras.
Upgraded iPod Nano With Touch-screen
The iPod Nano now sports the same type of touchscreen that the other iDevices have, including VoiceOver and most of the same other accessibility features found on the iPhone and iPads.
Upgraded iPod Shuffle
This new iPod Shuffle sports physical buttons again, as well as VoiceOver, and support for playlists.
Upgraded Apple TV
it’s smaller, sleeker, and black! Seriously, though, if you are an ardent Mac/Apple user this looks like a great way to integrate your setup with your existing TV/stereo system.
iTunes 10
iTunes 10 has a social network feature and TV shows can now be rented. And, of course, it works with the newly upgraded devices.

That’s all from me until my Mac is back in service, which should be early next week. What do you think about the accessibility implications of these announcements?

- Ricky Buchanan

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