Apple iPod touch 8 GB (2nd Generation--with iPhone OS 3.1 Software Installed) [NEWEST MODEL]

The iPod Touch is fantastic. I love it for email, web browsing, audiobooks, music and the new free Kindle app is fantastic.

AT FIRST I WAS KIND OF SCARED TO BUY THE NEWEST IPOD TOUCH 3RD GENERATION, BUT NOW THE FEAR HAS LEFT. THIS IS AN AWESOME PIECE OF ART. I HAVE A BLACKBERRY PHONE AND IT RUNS SOOOOOO SLOW COMPARE TO MY IPOD TOUCH. IT RUNS SOOOOO FAST TO ME I THINK IT'S BETTER THAN ANY BLACKBERRY PHONES. I LOVE IT LOVE IT AND LOVE IT. I'M GLAD SO GLAD I BOUGHT IT.

Let me start by saying that this is a very reliable hardware. Everything works fine with lots of free apps. However I wish Apple could have provided an sd card slot for extra storage. I also wished they could provided some kind of conversion software for Palm users like me to transfer/ backup files to the ipod. Above all I am very satisfied with this product. With the wifi feature I am able to surf the web and read email while I'm not by my computer. There is one drawback to this, and that is on some networks that are openned(unsecure)I'm unable to join(connect) those networks. I've tried everything to find out and still don't know why. As for the other networks I'm able to join, it's a very pleasant experiance.

I've downloaded songs, and it works very good. The same goes for my photos that I uploaded from my computer.

The end result is that this is a very good investmest you could make for a hand held device.

After debating between the iPad and this iPod I'm so glad I went with the iPod Touch. For listening to music & books, watching videos and casual internet surfing it works great and it fits in my purse! The interface is very intuitive; iTunes is easy to use as well. I'm glad I got the 32gb; anything smaller is just too little storage space.

I just received the iPod 3g 32GB model. Love it.

It was easy to set up for the most part. A bit tricky to figure out how to import my email contacts list onto the Ipod but I was able to follow the directions in Yahoo, iTunes and iPod. I had trouble getting the voice control to work at first but went online and read user feedback. Fixed the problem after switching it off and then turning it back on. These are really the only difficulties I've had with the setup.

32 GB is a ton of space. I've already uploaded 375 songs and that is just about 3 GB. iTunes is fairly easy to figure out although I do recommend the tutorials and reading the user guide which have been helpful. Takes patience if it's something new to you. Some people complained in reviews about having to use iTunes but I really like it. You can sort your songs by artist, album, etc... both on iTunes and on the iPod which is terrific. Some downloads you can't get on the iPod - at least I don't know how because it isn't downloaded through iTunes - like Rush Limbaugh's radio program - which is downloaded with Windows Media Player.

I love the different apps you can load onto the iPod and there are so many free ones. The apps make the websites easier to use on the iPod. There are facebook, various shopping, navigation, airline apps. Some of my favorite apps are WBGL and WCIC which are Christian radio stations in IL that I love and can't get here in TX.

The ability to access the internet when not at home was my primary reason for choosing the iPod over other mp3 players. This is easy to do and works great in wireless environments. Much easier than lugging a computer around.

I would highy recommend it!