Not all the tools that you need to get the job done can be obtained freely, and if you want to get the right tools then don’t be afraid to spend a little money on the right software.
There are some amazing apps available at Apple’s iTunes App Store. Here are some of the best iPod touch apps from iPhone games and entertainment apps to news and reference titles for your iPod touch. If you want to prevail all the cool apps and features you will have to purchase and install iPhone OS 3.0 Update. It costs only ten buck and lets you enjoy some of the best iPod touch apps.

Otherwise, consider one of the new, just announced iPod touches or may haps consent or refurbished second gen model. That said, if you find Apple’s Safari for iPhone lacking, you should know that you do have a choice with the best being iCab Mobile 1.7 ($1.99), which offers full screen mode, tabbed browsing, password management and powerful functionality — ’nuff said.
Entertainment
What’s the most cost convenient way to get TV on your touch? From original Star Trek episodes to Victoria’s Secret lingerie show, Joost is fast, free and feature rich. AOL already has been receiving a lot of bad press, a fair amount of it deserved. however, with its imposing roster of free stations and ease of use, one of the unsung heroes of the company’s Mac and Apple handheld software catalog is AOLRadio — an unqualified value at zero dollars!
Do you want new music?
Just point Pandora or Last.fm in the direction you want to go and then sit back and enjoy. Heard something you love? It’s got iTunes integration for you instant purchasing pleasure. It also gives you your daily dose of sarcasm with New Yorker (free) or Dilbert (free) animated cartoon apps from Ringtails, which not only is your right but is healthy as well.
You really owe it to yourself to prove overwhelmingly that you blow, like Zamfir master of the pan flute. Ocarina, that supports the iPod touch, costs just $0.99 and is, according to the New York Times’ David “don’t be a hater” Pogue, “…one of the most magical programs I’ve ever seen.”
Are you a reading buff, but don’t want to carry a lot of books in your backpack or purse?
Well, even though Apple hasn’t redefined the eBook experience just yet, in the mean time we’ve got best-of-class mobile readers in the form of Stanza (free) and Kindle for iPhone (free).
iPod Touch Games
In the monarchy of real-time strategy (RTS) games, there are developers and publishers, and then there’s god — Sid Meier. It comes in two conspicuously rich n’ creamy flavors — Civilization Revolution ($4.99) and Civilization Revolution Lite (free).
You never again will be worried about having free time. But then again who wants to get limited to just one time descend, relationship killing RTS, when there is the SimCity ($2.99). Really, victorious the world is child’s play compared to keeping the water flowing and lights on.
Apple’s funnest iPod comes loaded with the funnest games ever on ever? Tap Tap Revenge (four versions starting at $0.99) and Fieldrunners ($2.99) are so good that they even have caused a lot divorces. Best. Handheld. Solitaire. Ever. Get 40 variations on France’s greatest contribution to Western civilization — Soleban ($1.99)
News, weather
Granularity, yes this is the word that sums up the most critical aspect of any weather and new apps when you talk about tapping the deluge or finding whether you need to carry an umbrella today. Redefining the genre of general and business news is the APMobile and Wall Street Journal, and at the same time there is the ABC News which for sure is the best broadband broadcast news app available.
Weather.com or Accuweather are two of the free apps that will have the granularity you need. On the basis of the place where you live, both the app offers current, hourly, daily and long term forecasts with broadcast style local weather video forecast.
Foodie apps
If you are a foodie then here we have got just the perfect thing for you. If you love to cook, shop for and prepare meals then check out the Whole Food Recipes which is a free app and MacGourmet that costs about $4.99.
Whole Food Recipes is a stand alone app meant to work well with the renowned co-op’s Web site and MacGourmet is the mobile extension of MacGourmet, the best culinary application for the Mac.
If you’re planning an evening abroad with your S.O. or plain Jane business lunch, LocalEats and Urbanspoon are transformative apps designed to change the way you eat out.
Social Networking
If you are a social networking or Web 2.0 fanatic then there is facebook, which is free on the iPod touch to satisfy your need. Version 3.0 is a 95 percent solution that’s well thought out and a true pleasure to use.
That said, there is social networking convenience abundantly available on the App Store, and these are the ones most probable to turn your… um… whatever: MySpace Mobile (free), LinkedIn (free), SideSlip (Stumbleupon, $2.99), iReddit (free) and Twitterific ($3.99) all deliver.
Even though Web 2.0 on the iPod touch is best of class, I’m really hoping for a archetype shift from the push and receive model of today to situationally aware apps that provide a high level of interactivity without direct input from the user.
Planning ahead
You can call it the workflow of recreation, but Apple’s funnest iPod at the same time is also the most powerful iPod ever. So, whether you like the go it alone, one man against the world programming prowess of Now Playing (free), movie + theatre + DVD + NetFlix app, or the ‘all your moving planning base are belong to us’ power of Fandango (free).
There also are the GoogleEarth, navigation app that is much better than the Google Maps alone, and Taxi Magic. So you can easily find your way out in any situation. If you had an toilet related emergency then there is the necessity app SitOrSquat which is a public toilet finder app and is absolutely free. Once you are done with all the above apps you might want to tweet your status, so Wi-Fi Finder is the perfect app for your situation.
Utilities
The new iPod touch comes with plethora of great software right out of the box — Mail springs to mind — but there’s at least one app in there that rocks that you’ve probably never used — Clock. It’s dull, it’s boring and it’s also got a built-in stop watch, including the lap timer. There also is the BigStopWatch, which is perfect if you are looking for third-party timer app including a countdown timer, too.
There also is the AirSharing app which costs about $4.99 and is a great app, whose time and ultimate utility are somewhere out there in the future. In present time this app is ideal for connecting to your host Mac or PC, get files and documents, view them and then share with others. The last app in our list of best ipod touch apps is the MacTracker, this again is a free application and lists every Apple product ever made and every smidgeon of useful information ever known about those products, from pricing, end-of-life and current value.
And, that’s not just Mac, but iPods, iPhones, peripherals, printers — all of ‘em! It’s so much easier being an Apple know it all extremist when you’ve got all the facts right there at the tip of your fingers.
What More?
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