After a week of feverish speculation, Apple released its new iPod last night, confirming rumours that the sixth generation of the digital music player will have a 3.5in touch-screen and integrated ...

Is the sixth generation iPod on the way? The bloggers think so. May 8, 2007 — -- With more than 100 million iPods on the street, it's easy to see that the Apple-designed music player has ...

The standard iPod line has been rebranded as iPod Classic, and a 160 GB model for $350 was introduced. The 80 GB version is a bit thinner, comes in an optional all-metal casing and retails for $250.

The devices would have a 7- or 9-inch screen, according TechCrunch, which compares to the current 3.5-inch screen of the current generation of iPod Touch.

In particular, U.S. Patent Application No. 20060053387 from March 9, 2006 is for "operation of a computer with touch screen interface." Patent No. 20060007222 filed on Jan. 12, 2006 is for an ...

Much of the blogosphere speculation centered on the belief that a new iPod could have a similar touch screen. Many experts say this technology will eventually be integrated into the iPod, but not ...