Apple's upcoming iPods rumored to have cameras like iPhone

Apple is reportedly planning to add cameras to a few of its next-generation iPod models, according to Hardmac.

Citing tips passed on from one of its sources, Hardmac, says that when Apple refreshes its iPod touch and iPod nano players later this September, both will feature a camera like the iPhone.

Adding a camera to the iPod touch may be the company's next move as it works to upgrade the device.  

The report also cites the same sources as saying that this year's iPhones will feature "exactly the same shape and size than the current iPhone 3G, despite fakes and rumors circulating."

Meanwhile, a forum posted on a Chinese Apple website a few days ago, listed what may be the specs to Apple's upcoming iPhone model, including 32GB of storage (up from 16GB), a faster 600MHz processor, 256MB RAM (up from 128MB), a 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus, a digital compass, and an FM radio.