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*Update #1: Safe to download iTunes 10 even if you have a jailbroken iDevice.

What’s new? Check out my 1032 x 3691 pixel image to tell you everything about iTunes 10! Click on it to see full resolution! (May need to zoom…)

For those who jailbroke their iDevices, please avoid updating yet. May cause issues with your jailbreak or you maybe sent back to jail!

The new shuffle comes in five colors—blue, pink, black, green, and yellow—and supports Genius mixes, playlists, and VoiceOver. You can also clip it to your clothes, like previous generations, making it a pretty potent workout aid.

In a lot of ways this Shuffle is a hybrid of previous generations, which is good! I like a small PMP as much as anybody, but having control over your playlist is essential, especially if you’re using it to exercise. As with the other new members of the iPod family, it’ll be available for purchase next week and for preorder today.

Price in US$.

Source: Gizmodo.

Apple will release a new version of iOS4, adding a fix for proximity sensor issues, HDR photos, and long-awaited Game Center support. The 4.1 update will be available next week for iPhone and iPod touch (though not all models).

Source: Gizmodo.

The most surprising nugget Apple’s including in iOS 4.1 is the ability to take HDR photos. You’ve seen plenty of these before—photographs with vibrant, unreal colors—but what are they exactly?

They’re photos…

You know, photographs. The HDR stands for “high dynamic range”—the range between the lightest and darkest areas of the image—and the idea is that they look more similar to what your eyeball sees than regular photographs.

…made of several photos…

HDR images are achieved by blending several photos with different exposures—usually at least over-exposed and one under-exposed—to make for a more dynamic scene. Jobs suggested that the iPhone and iPod Touch would be shooting real HDR photos, that is, a combination of a few shots snapped in rapid succession, as opposed to just some software approximation of HDR.

…that look kinda unreal but pretty awesome.

HDR photos have long been maligned as a gimmick, creating over-saturated circus shots. But on a smartphone they kinda make sense—tons of people use apps like Hipstamatic and Camera+ to jazz up their photos, and built-in HDR is bound to give iPhone shots a bit of extra punch.

Source: Gizmodo.

The tiny touchscreen iPod Nano is 46% smaller and 42% lighter than its predecessor, and scarcely larger than the new iPod Shuffle. It has hard volume buttons, Voiceover, FM radio, Nike+ support, and a pedometer, and Apple’s saying it has 24 hour battery life. There’s a clip, too, so you can attach it right to your clothes.

The revamped OS doesn’t offer much in the way of new capabilities over the old Nano, since it’s focused on a streamlined control scheme, and you navigate just the way you’d expect, by poking around with your finger. Twisting two fingers rotates the screen (if you happen to have it upside down?) and there’s a home screen which you can populate with your most-used items, rearranged by tapping and holding, just like on iOS devices.

Gone are video cameras and video playback—the true multimedia iPod now is the iPod Touch—but the new Nano does photos, which you can manipulate with multitouch.

The new version makes more sense than the old Nano, given what people who still buy dedicated MP3 players—that aren’t looking to carry their entire library in their pocket—are looking for. But still you have to wonder how easy it will be to scroll through your music when your thumb is, you know, covering the whole screen.

It comes in the same four colors as the new Shuffle, as well as graphite red and a Global Fund-sponsored red. $149 for 8GB; $179 for the 16GB version. (US$)

Source: Gizmodo.

• It has the iPhone’s Retina Display, a 3.5-inch IPS-based that has a razor-sharp 326ppi resolution. That’s 960 x 640 pixels.
• It can record 720p high definition video and take photos with its back camera.
• It can FaceTime with other iPod touches and iPhone 4s, using its front camera.
• It runs at the same speed of the iPhone 4, using the same Apple A4 chip.
• It incorporates the same 3-axis gyroscope of the iPhone 4, which makes motion tracking more precise than just the accelerometer.
• They have also increased the amount of playback time: 40 hours.
• It will have iOS 4.1 built-in.

It will be available next week for $229 (8GB), $299 (32GB) and $399 (64GB). (US$)

Source: Gizmodo.