Our review of the new iPod nano and a hands-on with iTunes 9 topped the charts this week, as did speculation on how the Apple TV could be improved and revelations about the updated iPod touch hardware. If you're in for the top Apple news of the week, we have it for you in one tidy package:

Apple's fifth take: Ars reviews the iPod nano with video : Once again, we have taken a look at the new iPod nano to see if its new features are cool enough to keep it at the top of Apple's bestseller list. And, since video is one of the nano's major new features, we compared its video quality to other pocket video cameras.

Hands on: iTunes 9 refinements cool, but hard to find : iTunes 9 ushers in several changes to Apple's media app—some obvious, some far more subtle. We took a look around to see what we could find, and we bring you our impressions of what Apple has done with the latest version.

How Apple could make the newly cheaper Apple TV useful : Apple has deep-sixed the 40GB Apple TV model and dropped $100 off the price of the 160GB model. But opening access to more content is far more likely to entice consumers than a big hard drive.

iPod touch teardown reveals 802.11n hardware, room for camera : The iPod touch may be nearly the same on the outside, but inside, it still got a few updates from Apple. The 32GB iPod touch now sports hardware to support 802.11n and even leaves room for a possible camera.

Latest iTablet rumor names suppliers, possible launch date : If the latest Mac tablet rumors are to be believed, we now know who is supposed to supply power chokes and mini coaxial cables for the upcoming device.

Accounting rules change could end iPod touch update feeSource: Ars Technica