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What Will Apple Announce Tomorrow?

by Terrence O'Brien on September 4, 2007 at 11:37 AM

Apple Rumor Roundup

In less than 24 hours -- tomorrow, September 5, to be exact -- Apple will be holding an event and making what will hopefully be some exciting announcements regarding new iPods and perhaps some new iTunes features. Apple is notoriously tight lipped about everything, so all we have to go on until tomorrow is hearsay and conjecture, which we thrive on.

Engadget has done a quick round up of all the information making its way through the rumor mill ahead of tomorrow's event. Wide, touchscreen Wi-Fi enabled iPods? Check. Newer, bigger, more-music-holding Nano "Phatty?" Why not. Beatles on iTunes? Sure!

Our money, like that of most Apple-watchers, is on the wide, touchscreen-enabled iPods and bigger-memory Nanos. After all, it's been almost two years since the last major iPod update, so it's just got to happen this time. We know it'll be music-related, since the artwork used on the invite (above) is an image of Apple's Cover Flow feature on iTunes and the iPhone.

Some other intriguing rumors, about a downloadable ringtones store for the iPhone, would be welcome, since the iPhone currently has about the worst selection of ringtones on earth (a measly couple dozen or so).

Even with less than a day to go, new stories are still popping up. Shiny Shiny is reporting a possibility that the iPods may incorporate an FM tuner, finally, with a click-to-buy feature that will allow you to wirelessly download a song you're listening to on the radio via iTunes.

Check out the link for a few more rumors, and we'll see tomorrow how much of it pans out.

From Engadget

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Tags: apple, ipod, ipod touch, IpodTouch, nano, os x, OsX, phatty, rumors

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