The Constantly Evolving Technology That Keeps the iPod Dominating the Marketplace

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 17, 2012 -- Patents were recently filed with the United States patent division detailing specifics in development for Apple’s next generation products. The previous generation iPod Nano and Shuffles always had to be hooked into a speaker system to be heard without headphones, but the next iteration looks to change all of that. Soon we may have iOS built into the Shuffle, given the huge strides in their technology over the past few years.

The thing that makes the new speaker design different from any other integrated speaker is the way the speaker is built. The cavity that the speaker sits in is created in a way that is necessary to produce a high quality sound from a tiny driver. The air flow that happens as a result makes the frequency not only sound more natural in general, but also directs the right frequencies towards the surrounding areas so that listening from the side does not sound bad.

Apple has also released updates for the iPod Nano lately that improve the usability and visibility for such a small screen. These substantial updates allow for anyone to easily find their music without too much effort.

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