The returning touch-screen champ, Apple's 4th-generation iPod Touch retains its title with a Retina display, HD video recording, a faster processor,and a competitive price.

Incredibly thin; sleek design; High-resolution Retina display; Solid Apple build quality; iOS versatility and ease-of-use; Long battery life for multimedia; 720p HD video capture and videoconferencing

Below-average file support; Low-res rear camera; No GPS; Smudgy mirror finish

I'm sure what I have today for review needs no introduction, it's the iPod Touch 4th Gen 8GB from Apple. There is one thing that makes it a bit different, it's the fact that it's not new, it's a refurbished or basically used product. I know not a lot of people don't like refurbs for […]

+Lots of apps in iTunes to choose from; +Great portable gaming system; +Excellent graphics; +Volume is loud; +Thin and lightweight

-iTunes is horrible software; -Camera not the greatest; -Can't uninstall apps from Apple; -Fingerprint magnet

At Apple's last event, Steve Jobs called the iPod touch the company's "most popular iPod," and it's easy to understand why. In just a few short years, the iPhone-with-no-phone has kept in lockstep with Cupertino's halo device, benefitting from the same kind of constant hardware and software updating...

Retina Display; Front- and back-facing cameras; New A4 CPU

Back camera quality is low; Needs a GPS chip; Screen is lacking IPS technology

You know the story by now. For many, the iPod Touch is the iPhone without the phone and GPS features--no cellular voice calls, no texting, and no EDGE...

Retina display provides sharp images and text; Built-in mic and speaker make VoIP

Rear-facing camera produces mediocre results,

By Jeremy Horwitz Editor-in-Chief, iLounge ( Google+ ) Published: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 Category: iPods Pros: A major update to Apple's most versatile iPod, adding twin cameras, a high-resolution 960x640 screen, a microphone, a bigger and longer-lasting battery, and a 3-axis gyroscope, amongst

The most beautiful MP3 player we've seen, and a peerless all-rounder for music, media and gaming.

This is simply the best-looking iPod, indeed the best-looking MP3 player we've ever laid eyes on; The Touch 4G is even thinner than its predecessors – any bulges have been eradicated to leave a sheer, smooth device, The new Retina Display that it shares with the iPhone 4 is just as stunning with its...

The camera on the new iPod touch is still a touch disappointing; Stills top out at a maximum of 960×720, so you won't be replacing your cam with these just yet; And the fixed focus doesn't help matters, The maximum capacity is a mere 64GB, so this is not for audiophiles.

As an owner of the 2012 edition of the iPod Touch, you're going to be hearing that a lot. Either from your stunned and impressed friends or possibly even involuntarily from your own mouth.

In this review, I'll briefly outline the new features of the iPod Touch 4G and compare it to my old 2nd-generation iPod Touch . I also did some comparison shots of the exterior hardware.

Looks like the new iPod touch 5G is out early in Japan. Japanese Mac Blog publishes in-depth review of the new iPod touch in red including video.

When it comes to music players, iPod is probably the first thing that strikes in to your mind which proves that this gadget is the world's most famous music player. There are other manufacturers making music players but they haven't come anywhere close to iPod's class.