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Frequently Asked Questions

• Does Apple still use the “nano” branding for its products?

  2010-october-steve-jobs-tie-all-projects-together-lock-in (p. 1) - DocumentCloud While Apple doesn’t use the “nano” branding for any of its physically smaller products right now, Apple had just released its sixth iteration of the hugely popular iPod nano when Jobs sent this email, so the branding still carried some power at that time.

• Does “crontab-e” work on Synology NAS?

  Unlike other Linux based systems, “crontab -e” won’t work on the Synology NAS. Note: After a shutdown or reboot, you’ll need to restart the cron deamon to enable it again. The task above will run a flexget script under the username myuser ever 4 hours.

• Was Apple working on a super-small iPhone nano?

  While Apple never did release that rumored super-small phone, a Steve Jobs email we spotted while collecting the very best emails from the Epic v. Apple lawsuit confirms the company was indeed working on an iPhone nano at one point in time.

• What is a “Super Nano?

  An August 5th, 2007 Jobs email shared by the Internal Tech Emails Twitter account refers to a “Super nano,” which seems likely to have been an upgraded version of the iPod nano, that was on track for a release in the first half of 2008.

• How much does an iPod Nano cost?

  The new iPod nano gives users up to 24 hours of music playback or four hours of video playback and is available worldwide immediately in an 8GB model for just $149 and a 16GB model for just $199. Both models come in silver, purple, blue, green, orange, yellow, pink, (PRODUCT) RED and black.

• What is the Genius feature on the iPod Nano?

  The new iPod nano incorporates Apple’s breakthrough Genius technology which automatically creates playlists from songs in your music library that go great together, with just one click.

• What are the features of the new iPod Nano?

  The new iPod nano also features a refined user interface, a high resolution portrait display and a built-in accelerometer which automatically switches to Cover Flow® when rotated and automatically goes into Shuffle™ mode when lightly shaken.

• How many hours of music does the iPod Nano play?

  The new iPod nano gives users up to 24 hours of music playback or four hours of video playback and is available worldwide immediately in an 8GB model for just $149 and a 16GB model for just $199.