Apple iWatch review

This iWatch is considered iPod 6g nano touch. As you can see, it is handy and stylish device that you would love to carry everywhere you go. In fact, the only physical buttons found on the device are for sleep/wake and adjusting volume. Everything else is controlled by a brand new multi-touch display.

But don't mistake the nano for a scaled down iPod touch; the nano appears to run some version of iOS, Apple's iPhone, iPod touch and iPad operating system, but its a unique severely restricted version compared to the full fat iOS 4 found on the touch. You can't buy and install third party apps, for example, and there are far fewer applications, and no Wi-Fi.

 

I can say this could be the best choice for music lovers. What's even more surprising is that the ability to play or create videos (one of last year's nano's most touted features) has been removed altogether, making the new nano an audio-only device.

 Finally, its design explains how you can wear it as a watch. You can put a belt on the back and wear it just like any other watch.

That's all folks

Thank you for reading,