iPod Touch

[Grog]

I have had an iPod touch 32 GB since September 2010 and I am almost embarrassed at how much I like the device and how much I use it. I live in a big city and wifi is accessible practically everywhere, and when I travel I can access wifi often enough to get access to stuff I need online. I have also purchased a few apps I much appreciate, like maps that are fully accessible off-line. I really love that it syncs with my work and personal calendars, and with my to-do list management system.

I have upwards of 3,600 songs on it, too.

I have to charge it every night, which is fine because that's when it's at my bedside (also serves as alarm clock), but if I turn wifi off it actually lasts for quite a few days.

[7rider]

What Grog said. I use my iPod Touch a lot. Moreso than my DroidX smartphone (which I can't stand), for Internet browsing, email, and music. I rarely turn on the p.c. any more. It's a do-it-all machine.

I don't have as much music on it as Grog, but can plug it directly into the new truck and listen to what I do have there (that may apply to podcasts, too, but I'm not sure.).

[Catrin]

The wireless features of the Touch is nice, and the ability for it to double as a PDA is a nice feature. Since I moved to Android for my phone, my old iPhone has, basically, serves as an iPod Touch. I really like it for that purpose, it made a cra**y phone. You can always turn off the wireless for when you aren't around it, and it is easy to switch on/off once you've stored the settings for a particular wireless network.