Apple have really outdone themselves with the iPod Touch and iPhone. This version of the iPod touch has 32gb of memory, meaning you can have around 30 films on it, and endless amounts of music. Not only can it play videos and music, it can also browse the web, be a GPS device and allow you to email on the move. The new 32GB iPod Touch makes it really worth having one, its a big step up from the 8 and 16GB and already comes with the january 2008 software upgrade. The 32GB model means that the iPod Touch can be the ultimate entertainment device. However, it is expensive, it has only just been released and currently retails at £329,00. Which seems expensive for a ...  Read the complete review

I have been meaning to get an iPod upgrade for such a long time, I always change them when a new one comes out. However, with money being a bit tight it took me a lot longer to finally get the money together for an iPod touch. I did make the jump finally a good few months ago and I am very happy with my Apple purchase. I love having an iPod as it is great for long journey and to plug into speakers just to fill the room with music. I ended up going for this black 32GB model in the end. APPEARANCE The iPod touch is really nice, it weighs just 118g and so it isn't too heavy at all but really quite light. This iPod is a lot thinner than previous iPod's ...  Read the complete review

I bought my 1st generation iPod touch within months of it coming out in the UK. I still love it very much, and it still serves me well - however, now third-generation models are on the shelf, mine looks a little old and tired. So is it worth upgrading? Will first-time buyers looking for their first mp3 player find good value in this updated model? INITIAL THOUGHTS Essentially the new iPod touch has still got the same slim-line design, with a fantastic large glass screen and an almost mirrored-aluminium back. It is a thing of beauty, I used to stare at mine and marvel at its sleek shape and shiny case. However, to ensure it stays this way ...  Read the complete review

My loved and adored 16gb iPod touch was replaced earlier this year. It was a sad occasion but one from which I learnt the life lesson, "Don't listen to your MP3 player while leaning over a foot spa." However every cloud has a silver lining and mine was quite clear. I'd been let down a little after buying my first iPod touch when not a week after the 32gb model was announced. I have a huge music collection and I had stored lots of applications, films and audio books. The 16gb capacity was puny but storage alone wasn't enough to convince me to shell out for the upgrade. When the 16gb drowned it was a no-brainer. So, what can I say about the iPod ...  Read the complete review

I had an 80GB iPod that I used for music purposes over the last 5 or 6 years, but when my partner got a new generation iPod Touch he passed his old one on to me. The iPod Touch operates on a much higher plane than my old iPod. I never had a problem with the touch wheel operation system from the iPod but the whole touchscreen design of the iPod Touch is definitely a massive step up. It's fun to use and certainly lets you get from point a to point b in the menu a lot faster. I think that Apple really have done a great job with the sensitivity of the touchscreen. It's sensitive enough to pick up all your movements really quickly and easily but I don't find that ...  Read the complete review