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I wanted an iPhone in April, as it just came out, I already had a 2G iPod Touch and loved it. But I can not commit to the contract at the time and the full price (not contract) version is really beyond my budget. So I took a conscious decision to wait for the iPod Touch, knowing it would probably be a compromise. I pre-ordered from Apple before being released in stores. Expected to be less happy about some aspects (like the camera), but I knew I would get used to, and probably the love of the improvements in the iPod Touch 2G. I was not disappointed. After only a couple of days I use a lot.

The screen is glorious. It 's much easier for the eyes of the old screen. Yes, it is IPS (although this is not evident outside the steep viewing angles). Appears darker than the old screen, this is probably due to the high pixel density. It also has more than a tinge of blue (cooler color temperature), but I heard this also applies to the iPhone. But I'm used to these things and is a joy to see each time. Despite the better battery, I believe that the screen sucks more juice, as you have it in a more brilliant than in the past for the same perceived brightness.

overall performance is very soft. It is definitely faster than previous versions. Things still crash from time to time, but this applies to any team. Errors in my Touch 2G appeared after IOS upgrade to 4.1, causing Pandora and other audio applications such as to be unusable, luckily I came to my knowledge. content heavy (such as PDF and large web pages) may decrease, but that goes for the IPAD.

Be careful to get a good battery life. The battery has apparently updated for 40 hours of audio instead of 30 h. But if you are new to multi-task, you must understand that you are paying for it in battery life unless you are careful. For example, you can have Skype running in the background and receive calls and messages, even if the iPod is stuck in his pocket, which is great. However, iPod Touch 4th Generation uses the 'Voice over IP IOS, "Skype is constantly running in the background. I think Pandora would do something similar (but with another service). So far the battery is discharged (vi 5-10 hours of flight Skype ISTAT% and Pandora in the background and the iPod locked). Most of the applications you see in the bar multitasking does not use these services, Apple's called "recently used" apps for a reason, most of them are running.

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