Apple slimmed down and packed even more features into the 4th generation of the iPod Touch, which remains one of most versatile pieces of hardware you can drop in your pocket.

So not allowing fourth-generation iPod touch owners to install the update was a good thing. 256MB of RAM just wouldn’t have done the trick. Apple learned its lesson when they put iOS 4 on the ...

Apple is now selling a new 16GB iPod touch model in its online store. When the 5th generation iPod touch went on sale last year, it was only available in 32GB and 64GB models; Apple continued to ...

The old fourth-gen iPod touch was by far the lowest-specced model in Apple's iOS lineup, with its single-core A4 processor and paltry 256MB of RAM (the iPhone 4, the next lowest-specced, still has ...

[Editors’ note: This model of iPod touch, released in fall 2010, remains the current model available in stores as of fall 2011. The only change to this generation of iPod touch was the addition ...

Apple’s latest iPod isn’t much of an update, but at $200, it’s a valuable entry-level device that offers all the apps and services of Apple’s pricier, $1,000-plus iPhones at a fraction of ...

Seems to me that the 128gb iPod Touch model is the first de facto replacement for the old iPod Classic. I still have one of these, as it is the ONLY Apple device that can hold my entire music library.

Editors' note (May 30, 2013): Apple has discontinued this version of the iPod Touch and replaced it with a $229 16GB fifth-generation model that boasts a larger 4-inch screen and faster processor ...

The fifth-generation iPod Touch is unequivocally the best iPod ever made, but at $300 it'll be a hard sell for many. For that price, you could buy a Vita, 3DS (maybe both if you're a resilient e ...