Adding the multi-touch graphical user interface concept to the iPod line, the iPod Touch can connect to your home broadband via Wi-Fi. As well as featuring iTunes as you would expect from an iPod, a means of accessing all of your music collection on the go, the iPod Touch can do so much more. For starters, it’s clear screen means you can view movies, videos, YouTube, the BBC iPlayer and much more in comfort when on the go. The Apple Store is a portal to all of the apps you would be able to find for an iPhone, which you can download direct to the iPod Touch or download on your computer and transfer to the Touch.

A great way to play whilst on the go, the iPod Touch is capable of supporting hundreds to thousands of the games available on the Apple Store, including some favourites such as Angry Birds and Tiny Wings. This opens up a new dimension in gaming on the move, with many of the games being motion controlled, as well as many free options. You are also able to download music and media direct to the iPod Touch, and the device also acts as a handy document and ebook reader, supporting PDF files as well as ebook novels, documents, magazines and more. There is an e-mail client available and plenty of apps that ensure you are productive as well as able to have fun.

The iPod Touch is more than just an iPod and really does the job if you’re looking for all of the functions of a smartphone in a device that isn’t your phone.