(CNN) -- Remember the iPod Nano and iPod Touch? They'll be getting some feature and style upgrades, as well as some price-slashing, in the near future. Although the iPods were largely overshadowed by Tuesday's iPhone 4S news, Apple CEO Tim Cook also announced a handful of tweaks to Apple's iconic music-player line -- in plenty of time, of course, for the holiday shopping season. The new Touch, now the most popular iPod, will be available in both black and white and get a $30 price cut, to $199 for 8GB of storage, $299 for 32 gigs and $399 for 64.
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iPods, while overshadowed by the iPhone 4S, got freshened up by Apple
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The iPod Nano and Touch both saw price cuts
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Apple unveiled 16 new "clock faces" for the Nano -- including the time-honored Mickey Mouse
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iCloud will integrate with new operating system, let users store music, videos on remote servers
It will work with apps and allow content to be stored on remote servers instead of the users' iPod, @placeholder or other device.