Hacking the enemy
February 21, 2006My project’s enemy no 1 the iPod nano was hacked by the Technology review team at MIT.
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That issue of Technology Review is available in the studio. It is actually pretty impressive to see the insides of the iPod Nano. It should be on my desk, I will put it on your desk.