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Speculations are rife about the inclusion of camera, games and a unique situation sensitive screen in the 7th Generation iPod Nano according to Apple Inc's November 2009 patent application, which was recently discovered and reported by Patently Apple.

The images filed along with the patent application indicates at a device very much like the current iPod Nano equipped with camera input and environmental sensors which would allow the device to capture ecological characteristics such as sound, temperature, motion and make use of this information to create screen savers in sync with surroundings. The current 6th Generation iPod Nano is devoid of all the above the above mentioned features.

As reported by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, this patent application has been termed as"Environment Sensitive Display Tags" & is credited to Duncan Kerr, Nicholas King & Michael B Victor.