HEX introduces a new Slim Watch Band for iPod Nano

Designed to accommodate women taste, HEX has introduced to its catalog a new Slim Watch Band for iPod Nano. com/product/HX1004" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HEX online Store below $30 USD, the Slim Watch Band is sold in four different colors including black, White, Purple and Pink.

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ZShock diamond Lunatik iPod nano watch wrists-on!

We're big fans of ZShock and its work, so when the company decided it was going to do what it does best on a Lunatik iPod nano watch case, we had to get our hands - and wrists - on one. It takes ZShock around 3-4 weeks to create and carefully hand-set the diamonds into pave settings on the white goldwatch case. The craftsmanship on here is amazing, and just what you'd expect from one of the most innovative jewelers around. The all- diamond ZShock Lunatik iPod nano watch retails for around $18,000, though custom orders with different metals and even different diamonds and stones are possible from www.zshock.com. Make sure to check out some photos of the diamond Lunatik iPod nano watch gadget in our hands on gallery!

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Diamond-encrusted Lunatik iPod nano watch is as superfluous as it sounds

If you're the type of person who has 99 problems, a satisfactory wristwatch being one, feast your lustful eyes on this diamond-encrusted abomination. ZShock has managed to work its magic - $18,000 worth, to be precise - on a Lunatik iPod nano watch, with the end result being something that we'd hardly recommend being caught dead with. Of course, those who'd disagree vehemently are going to need a magic number in order to procure one, but those who are just curious can peek the source link below for a bit of wrist-on action. Temper that jealously, though.

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Return of the camera in the 7G iPod Nano?

While everyone is busy freaking out about the alleged iPhone 5 delay this year, a new leaked photo, purported to show the case for the seventh-generation iPod Nano is doing the rounds. Obtained by Apple.pro, the photo clearly shows a hole on the back of the iPod Nano case, leading many to believe that Apple will be bringing back a camera to the small touchscreen music player. If you're up to date on your Apple history, you'll recall that the fifth-gen iPod Nano had a camera for taking video (not still pics), but with the smaller form update last September, Apple axed the cam. With Apple.pro's proven track record (it leaked the 6G redesign way before the unveil), we wouldn't pretend to be amazed come September. As for a front facing cam for FaceTime? We wouldn't count on it. Fitting a camera (even a crappy one) into the Nano's already tiny body is already squeezing all of the components extremely tight.

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