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Apple Orders Sites to Pull iPod nano Pics
Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007 at 4:00 PM - by Jeff Gamet
Supposedly "leaked" images of the next iteration of the iPod nano have been showing up on Web sites recently, but now those pics are all but gone. Apple’s legal team has been contacting sites and telling them to remove the images.
The images showed what many have been describing as the "fat nano" thanks to its squat square shape that looked decidedly un-Ive like. According to rumors, the fat nano could play videos just like the full-size iPod.
The pictures were available at Gizmodo and 9 to 5 Mac. Once Apple’s legal department contacted the sites and the pictures disappeared, many Web surfers took that as an indication that the images really were of the next iPod nano. It is possible, however, that Apple made the request to help protect its designs and concepts regardless of whether or not the images were accurate.
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