An iPod nano has allegedly sizzled away after a short period of charging, followed by an explosion coupled with sparks and mandatory smoke. There is no official word from Apple as to just how common the flaw may be, and whether the owner is at fault for the explosion and not the device itself (by using a faulty charger?). Do you think such reports hold water?
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