One of the best features of the iPod touch is that users have a big selection of awesome apps, so the iPod touch experience is customizable. Those who need to stay in touch at all times might download the greatest social apps - including Facebook, Skype, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter.
Prefer getting an education while mobile? Try iBooks and Kindle. Or, organize your life with Wunderlist, Evernote, and Pocket Informant. Those who also have an iPad or iPhone can use the best iPod touch apps to sync their information and virtual lives across devices. Evernote, for example, lets users create notes, lists, calendars, and more, all of which can be shared between iDevices - making it one of the best iPod touch apps available. This list contains both free and paid apps, but with so many to choose from, you should have no trouble loading up your device no matter what your budget is.
The availability of the App Store and Apple Arcade varies by country or region. Games: Find your next game across dozens of categories including action, adventure, racing, puzzles, and more.
Arcade: Enjoy the curated collection of premium games from Apple Arcade subscription required without ads or in-app purchases. Ask Siri. Privacy information; see Review the privacy practices of apps. If you see instead of a price, you already purchased the app, and you can download it again without a charge. If required, authenticate your Apple ID with your passcode to complete your purchase. Let's say you're sitting at home, and a cool song comes on during the TV show you're watching.
Fire up Shazam, hold up your iPod to the TV, and within a few seconds, you'll know exactly what it is, who recorded it, and what album it's on. The same goes for listening to music in a bar or cafe. The latest version of Shazam is faster than ever at deciphering each song, and it starts listening the moment the app launches. Why pay for landlines and office phones when you can use Skype, which is free?
Skype's iOS app works perfectly on the iPod touch, and lets you make or receive calls whenever you have a Wi-Fi connection, even in the background as you run other apps — providing you have either a fourth-generation iPod touch, or a compatible headset and microphone for an earlier model. You'll need to pay in order to call landlines or mobile phones, but Skype to Skype calls are always free, anywhere in the world.
With a fourth-generation iPod touch or later, you can also send and receive video, or receive video only on a third-generation iPod touch.
TripIt is like your personal travel concierge. It lets you check flight times, confirmation numbers, and lots of other travel-related information. The best part is that it saves that information locally. All you have to do is forward confirmation emails and related data to TripIt, at which point the app downloads and stores everything you need for offline access.
Who needs a cellular connection or wireless hotspot at the airport when you can do this? You'll definitely need a Wi-Fi connection for this one, but Wikipedia's app is one of the most useful things to have in your pocket. Look up almost anything on the go, and without having to stumble around on a mobile website — fire up the app, key in your search term, and get instant results.
Think about how much less this weighs than that final 32 volume edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica you were eyeing up! Topics Out Of Office.
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