iPod may receive Cover Flow functionality
updated 05:50 pm EST, Mon February 26, 2007
Cover Flow on iPod?
A new video has surfaced depicting Apple's Cover Flow technology on an iPod, suggesting that the Cupertino-based company is heading away from text-based menus. Cover Flow is utilized in Apple's iPhone to visually browse musical albums with 3D representations of the cover art 'flipping' from side to side as users scroll through their complete albums. The anonymous video contributor also said that there will be no truly new iPods prior to the iPhone's release, according to Gizmodo, enabling the cellular handset to take center stage when it begins shipping in June. The video appears to show a user with a video-capable iPod flipping back and forth through various musical albums using the clickwheel, revealing the standard user interface when a song is selected for playback.






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I would imagine that
any new iPod would have the same features as the music/video section of the iPhone. I would hope that the devices would look virtually identical with a widescreen and the touch screen technology. I can't imagine that they would leave the same size screen and functionality as the present iPod when everyone knows what Apple has under its belt.