Back in July I decided to take the leap! It was time to upgrade my iPod to the nice shiny (no button) type called the iPod Touch. After many hours of searching the internet and the high streets for the best price I decided on Tesco, one of those pick it up and chuck it in the trolley purchases. I paid £165 for this, however it is now down to £149 in Currys for the new software version with a free speaker and iTunes voucher, damn I should have waited! I chose the 8GB version, there is also a 16GB and a 32GB version but I would never be able to fill such a huge amount of memory so stuck to the cheapest option. So before I start rambling on about how ...  Read the complete review

With the birthday money I got I wanted to spend it on something special, something that I would use a lot and wouldn't just stick it in the cupboard at the end of the day. My younger sister's birthday is 2 weeks after mine, and she wanted to buy an IPod, so I decided to give her mine for a little bit of money, and then buy this. She now is buying her own, new IPod so I've lost a little bit of money but I still brought this. =========== Purchasing =========== I purchased my IPod touch pretty quickly, I found a deal on Curry's website which meant I had to pick up the IPod within a few hours, but it was worth it for the deal I got. I was ...  Read the complete review

I hate iPods. In themselves they are items of beauty and simplistic functionality that leave the competition streets behind. They are so desirable and aspirational that everyone wants one. When people say mp3 player you assume they are talking about iPods. mp3 is iPod. So what is to hate? Well I have been slightly misleading you here because my real object of vitriol is the awful accompanying software that is iTunes. You either love it or you hate it. I'm the latter. It never seems to be able to adequately manage my music, it makes duplicates, doesn't always synch properly and makes mistakes when using multiple players. Aaarrgghhhh!! Well even so ...  Read the complete review

=Apple iPod touch 8 GB= My treat to myself, I brought this myself at Christmas. =Contents= Included in the box is a USB cable, Head Phones, IPod Dock adapter, and a quick start booklet, which explains everything you need to know. =Colour= I have the white IPOD, it was also available in Black. =Dimensions= The size us just under 6cm in width, 11cm in height, and just under 1cm in depth. This is light in weigh, and weighs 101grams. The visual screen is 3.5in wide, and the pixel resolution is 960x 640 at 326 pixels per inch. =Buttons= There are four buttons on the IPod 1st - This is on the front, ...  Read the complete review

I originally bought this product to expand my iPod collection around 1 year ago and a half ago. I bought it used from a friend, half off, and in relatively good condition (no major scratches, dents, etc.). Since then, it's been a very valuable buy great for not only using it for music and video, but for other things as well. In this in-depth review, we'll be covering, the good, the bad, the summary, and why you would buy it! THE GOOD: *** QUALITY OF PRODUCT *** Design: Design on the iPod touch is very nice. If you're not familiar with it, it's about the same size of the iPod classic, only slighly longer and slightly skinner. On the front we have ...  Read the complete review