Really! iPod still exists after the iPhone 6

After the launch of iPhone people might have forgotten that iPod still exist, but Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) just updated its entire iPod Touch line with the same hardware as the iPhone 6

Apple claims the new iPod Touch offers 10-times faster graphics performance, three-times faster Wi-Fi connectivity, and better fitness tracking capabilities than its predecessor. The entire lineup will also come in a wider variety of colors, including blue, pink, gold, silver. with size ranging from 16 GB to128 GB.
This means that its A5 chip has been upgraded to an A8, and its 5-megapixel camera has been replaced with an 8-megapixel one. Its front-facing FaceTime HD camera retains the same resolution, but gains new features like slow motion, burst mode, and improved face detection. 

 However the new iPod shuffle and nano are no different from the old iPod shuffle and iPod nano from three years ago. They just get new paint jobs. The shuffle is still a little square with a minuscule 2GB of storage space for music, while the nano has just 16GB of storage.   

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The iPod did one thing, and it did it pretty well: It played music, let you watch video, surf the Web, and run apps. Though it was beloved by many, the evolution of the iPhone made the iPod an endangered species, if not entirely extinct. The iPod Shuffle still serves fitness enthusiasts who don't want to carry a smartphone while working out. The Nano, which is only slightly larger, offers those same users a screen for better control. The iPod Touch is for customers who want an iPhone-like experience without buying a full-price iPhone







.