Here is the second part of the review. I got to put it under pressure and also combine a bit of trouble, fortunately (and I hope all) solved. The screen does not have the defects of youth and has no dead pixels. But I have found bugs that are perhaps the most interesting thing: [Read the rest of this entry…]
If you own the last version of the iPod touch, the design of the latest version shouldn’t come as a major surprise. Instead of aping the iPhone’s new glass-sandwich looks, the touch hews close to its roots with a super thin profile made up of one part glass screen and one part all-metal back. The device still bears the smudge inviting chrome rear panel, and continues the trend of shrinking the thickness as far down as possible. We thought the iPhone 4 was crazy thin, but the new touch looks like a toothpick by comparison. In our large hands, we might even argue that it’s a little too small — but it should be just right for the legion of teens and tweens that will clamor for this come holiday time. [Read the rest of this entry…]
