Turn Your iPod Nano Into A Waterproof Multi-Touch Bluetooth Watch

Wearing an iPod Nano watch might be the coolest touchscreen watch out there. That's until you need to wash your hands and such in water. If you don't plan on ruining your little iPod Nano with some water, you'll need to take a look at the Proof watch kit brining the world's first waterproof watch band to the iPod Nano. If that wasn't enough, the Proof also adds Bluetooth functionality to the Nano so you could wirelessly stream your music. Comprised out of a IP68 graded sealed, waterproof polyurethane casing coated with silicone for use in depth of up to 3m, and a thick strap made out of flexible silicone. The Proof allows for full control of your iPod Nano's touchscreen and side buttons.

The Proof comes with three side adapter to perform different tasks. The largest of them is the Bluetooth adapter adding a considerable amount of bulk to the side of your waterproof iWatch gadget, a non-waterproof adapter will let you use your headphones while a low-profiled adapter offers complete waterproof protection, can be used when you want to wear your iWatch as a daily watch. This might not be the most appealing watch band kit for the iPod Nano we've seen before, but at least it's the first waterproof and Bluetooth enabled one.

The Proof is available to pre-order without the Bluetooth adapter on Kickstarter for $49, and $99 with a Bluetooth adapter. Both are expected to retail for $79.5 and $129.95.

LunaTik Lynk Aluminum iPod Nano Watch Band Looks Too Good

The people who started it all, the same guys who brought us the brilliant iPod Nano conversion watch band kits made out of high quality materials and glamorous design have yet another fascinating watch band in the pipeline for the iPod Nano called the LunaTik Lynk. This is not your typical watch band accessory. The LunaTik Lynk might be the Omega of iPod Nano watch bands. It's made up from the original aluminum LunaTik permanent conversion kit designed for those who want to wear their Nanos as an everyday multi-touch iWatch, but the LunaTik Lynk replaces the silicone rubber wrist band with for an upgraded lightweight anodized aluminum band with a silicone underbelly for added comfort and a classy butterfly closure clasp. 

The LunaTik Lynk will be available for the iPod Nano 6G and 7G in silver or black. You can pre-order yours now and expect your eye-catching Lynk to ship out on December 5 if you want to put those 16 new clock faces to good use at $129.95 for silver and $139.95 for black. 

TakTik Disguises Your Nano iWatch With Camouflage

Minimal's high quality LunaTik wrist bands for the iPod nano 6G have come a long way since they were funded thru Kickstarter. Minimal's latest LunaTik variation is called the TakTik, a premium iPod nano 6G watch conversion kit. Each TakTik silicone band has its own unique camo pattern while the anodized aluminum iPod nano housing and solid stainless steel hardware all remain the same as any LunaTik. Camouflaging doesn't come cheap though, the TakTik will run you a hefty $99.95. So next time you go out hunting, just use a G-Shock.

Incase Outs Flex Wristband, Creates Retro iWatch

Incase is bringing back the old school watch band and mixes it with the iPod nano 6G. The result? What else, yet another iWatch transformer! I thought the iWatch hype was long gone, but I'm wrong. Incase's Flex Wristband for the iPod nano 6G is a matte finished, steel band that can expand to fit your wrist. This old school watch band is going to cost you $49.95, and it's available in silver, black and gold. Bling! Your nano easily snaps into the Flex Wristband while the open-sided design allows for easy port access. Now you can get your geeky freak on!

GelaSkins Now Skinning iPod nano 6G

GelaSkins are now skinning Apple's new iPod nano 6G as well as the iPod Touch 4G with all the weird and beautiful artistic designs you can handle. The iPod nano 6G and iPod Touch 4G skins cover every possible surface and also come with a matching wallpaper that you can download. Both skins are priced at $14.95.

iLounge Reviews Minimal's LunaTik iPod Nano 6G Watch Kit

iLounge got their hands on the most talked about iPod nano 6G watch conversion kit yet, the LunaTik. Minimal designed the LunaTik like no other watch band for the iPod nano 6G and made it out of aluminum and a heavy duty rubber and metal strap. So how does the most expensive iPod nano 6G watch conversion kit priced at $70 perform? Head on over to iLounge for their review plus a lot more pics. 

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First Steps Taken to Hacking iPod Nano

When Steve Jobs announced the brand new iPod nano in September with an interface that looked like iOS, everyone was thinking how long or how easy it would be to hack and put custom apps onto the new nano. And the first steps have been taken towards making this a reality as on a flight home, James Whelton booted up an iPod nano with a modified SpringBoard plist file that "removed" an app from the screens and replaced it with a blank space. Now you might be thinking, is that it. Well yes it is, but don't get to sad, as this could be the first step on the long road that leads to even more hacking, jailbreaking and installing custom apps that we dreamed of when steve announced it in september. See the demo video below.

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