iPod Touch Review

If you are looking to buy an iPod Touch, I would buy a second generation instead of the first generation. I bought the first generation, eight gigabyte iPod Touch last August, but if I would have known, I really should have waited just a few more months for a second generation. The second generation is much, much better than the first generation. The first generation has Wi-Fi internet access, a tab for Youtube, and much more. The second generation is upgraded for Apps. If I wanted to upgrade my iPod so I can use apps, I’d have to pay $10.00 to iTunes. Since I’m reviewing this product, I’d better talk about the good things about it, and then I can trash it completely.
Some of the good things featured on the iPod Touch can be useful for you every day. The calendar, contacts, notes, and maps features might be useful. You could use the calendar and notes to remember important dates and times. Maps can be used to find the house of your friend or where a distant family member lives. You can also get directions to that place from the exact spot you are standing, or you can enter a starting and ending point. Contacts is useful to enter in phone numbers or email addressed for future use. There are several good things about this product, but it’s not as good as the second generation iPod Touch.
I bought my iPod Touch at Wal*Mart in Sheridan for almost $300.00. Since we don’t have a Best Buy nearby, that’s the only place I could get a half way decent price for it. It can hold up to 1500 songs and several hours of video, but not at the same time. I have over 300 songs on my iPod Touch and I used to have hours of video on it at the same time, and there was only 1 gigabyte of space left on it. I wouldn’t recommend getting a first generation iPod Touch, unless you really want something that uses space quickly and dies even faster.