Navigating the music menus on the iPod touch is completely intuitive. For more about what iOS 5 can do, check out PCMag's full review, or read on here to discover some of the nuances that improve the iPod touch's performance. Another useful new feature is Notifications, which works with just about any relevant app to keep you informed about updates and friends' responses. It can also use the new iCloud function, which features iTunes in the Cloud, Photo Stream, and Documents in the Cloud, so you can share content wirelessly between your computer, your iPod touch, your iPhone, and your iPad. With the inclusion of iOS 5, the iPod touch now becomes a messaging device. It's a good idea to upgrade those bass-deprived, ill-fitting earbuds to earphones, and our Ultimate Guide to Headphones is a good place to start your search for the right pair. In the box, you'll find a Quick Start Guide, a proprietary USB cable for connecting the touch to your computer, and a pair of Apple signature earbuds. The mirrored back panel is excellent for checking your teeth on the sly, but it picks up fingerprints very easily. There are two camera lenses-one toward the top of the display, and one on the back, in the top left corner, which is accompanied by a mic. The Power button sits up top, and the Home button remains below the display on the front panel. A headphone jack, a speaker, and a 30-pin connector for USB computer syncing are on the bottom of the player.
The touch's left-hand panel houses two Volume buttons. Apple's custom A4 chip powers the device, and the super-sharp Retina display remains 3.5 diagonal inches and 960-by-640 pixels (at 326 pixels per inch). There's a new white model, which is white on the front face and mirrored on the back, but the touch retains its 2010 dimensions: 4.4 by 2.3 by 0.3 inches (HWD) and 3.6 ounces.
Despite the hefty price, the iPod touch is still, by far, the best portable media player you can buy-and it retains our Editor s' Choice. The other two models remain $299 (32GB) and $399 (64GB). Since the iPod nano ($129, 3 stars) no longer supports video, the 8GB touch is the least-expensive video-playing iPod, starting at $199 direct-a $30 price drop from 2010. The high-res Retina display remains crisp, colorful, and highly responsive to touch. Physically, the player is unchanged, except now it's offered in white. In 2011, the changes to the iPod touch are all based on the new iOS 5, which brings with it iMessage, iCloud, notifications, and Game Center enhancements. In 2010, Apple's fourth-generation iPod touch got two cameras-one for shooting HD videos and photos, one for FaceTime chats. New Updates Forget It Just JailbreakMe Aleady!!
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