The Pope has an iPod, the Catholic News Service reports. Unfortunately, they don't report whether there was a one-off interface created for His Popeliness to reflect the official language of the Vatical; Latin.
So, from my two years of in-depth Classical studies at high school (thanks Sr McManus), may I suggest the root menu should read:
Canti Picturae Addenda Ordinatonis Miracula Canti Adhuc Tibicinium
So, from my two years of in-depth Classical studies at high school (thanks Sr McManus), may I suggest the root menu should read:
Canti Picturae Addenda Ordinatonis Miracula Canti Adhuc Tibicinium
Of course, certain liberties were taken in the composition of this menu, as the ancient Romans inconsiderately failed to provide a word for "photograph" or "shuffle". So, "Miracula Canti" means "surprise songs" or possibly (and appropriately) "miraculous songs".
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