My contact with the nano was several years ago. At that time, you usb'd the
device to your computer and itunes came up. You turned on voice over through
itunes.
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I don't have a Nano 7 but I do have a Nano 5 that I got for Christmas in
2010. It's a 16 GB model and I only use it for music playback and FM radio
listening in a Logitech docking station we use in our motor home when
traveling. The Nano 5 is tal
I don't have a Nano 7 but I do have a Nano 5 that I got for Christmas in 2010.
It's a 16 GB model and I only use it for music playback and FM radio listening
in a Logitech docking station we use in our motor home when traveling. The
Nano 5 is tall and slim kind of like a throw-away cigarette l
I have an iPod Nano fifth generation. Although it has voice-over, it isn't
voice-over like it is on the iPhone etc meaning a screen reader. Instead,
it records short wave files to describe what it needs to and it does not
support copy and paste unless you go through iTunes and the changes are
