I live in the middle of nowhere. I have broadband internet but it is capped at 5 GB per month. Free WIFI is only available 20 miles away. When I go to the nearest Borders to do WIFI, the screen is so small I can barely read the NYTimes.
No manual. The PDF file you can download raises more questions than it answers.
I am an [...] addict. [...] has a free application for ITouch but it is unuseable for anyone with a lot of ancestors, so that use of the ITouch is not available to me.
The ITouch comes with very few built in applications, such as a clock, calendar, address book. Additional applications are only downloadable via WIFI. You can’t download applications to your computer via a cable internet connection and then sync the applications to the ITouch. I don’t need to pay almost $300 for a clock or a calculator. Lots of the applications out there look just dumb to me. The only game I downloaded had no instructions, so I couldn’t use it.
The brain builder application was geared for people with IQs in the double digits. It asks questions like, what’s 3 plus 4.
Ear pods too big for my ears. Unuseable.
I am not interested in downloading ITunes. I have a huge collection of CD’s and only want to put them on the Ipod to listen to. You have to do this through an internet connection to ITunes.
Back of ITouch scratched almost immediately.
Now 3 weeks after purchase, battery seems to be dying. I have to recharge it more and more often. I read the advice on battery use on the Apple website and still this thing sucks battery power.
Apple insists on constantly “updating” the ITouch via my broad band connection, using even more of my limited bandwidth. The thing is brand new, why does it need constant updating of software? I was tricked into downloading Safari to my laptop because I didn’t know it wasn’t necessary to run the ITouch. More bandwidth loss.

Biggest gripe is having to manage music, podcasts, etc. only through ITunes on Apple’s website. This sucks more bandwid
Pro Digital Hard Lens | aldante

Comments are closed.