The only think it adds in respect to spoken information is the support
for the earbuds with the remote (like the newest ipod shuffle). With
this you can remotely (through the earbuds) have the voice speak the
song and artist as well as cause it to step through the playlists. In
addition
On Sep 20, 2009, at 9:56 AM, william lomas wrote:
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> so really the new nano is no improvement since you still need your pc
> to read menus anyways i.e. the PC voice so you may as well, for those
> of us who have the 4th gen nano, stick with it in my view
Yeah, although, I don't know if the 4th
so really the new nano is no improvement since you still need your pc
to read menus anyways i.e. the PC voice so you may as well, for those
of us who have the 4th gen nano, stick with it in my view
On 20 Sep 2009, at 15:51, Pete Nalda wrote:
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> On Sep 20, 2009, at 8:38 AM, Barry Lipscomb
On Sep 20, 2009, at 8:38 AM, Barry Lipscomb wrote:
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> Great review. I just purchased my 5G nano yesterday and am going
> through the menus now. You're observations are correct. The speaker
> does cut off when you attach your earphones. Also, I was disappointed
> when I discovered it would n
Great review. I just purchased my 5G nano yesterday and am going
through the menus now. You're observations are correct. The speaker
does cut off when you attach your earphones. Also, I was disappointed
when I discovered it would not speak the favorites in the radio
section, but since
Ok, here's the thing. If you check "Speak Menus", then voiceover will
speak the menus but not the song titles. The "Use Voiceover" check
gets checked automatically in iTunes. If you *don't* check "speak
menu items" then only song titles are spoken.
Now my observations:
The 5th generation
