I will re-iterate though my gripes about the software limitations: This is the same software running on all iPhone/iPod devices, so it’s already been discussed in the past by various reviews (and Thom is preparing a new one too, since he just got an iPhone 3Gs). The device came with a 2.x firmware, that we later upgraded to 3.x via iTunes. Kind of hard to hit them correctly, as they are very thin.Ģnd generation: Ability to work with the iPhone headset, so it can be used with Skype and other VoIP apps.
It’s actually visibly faster than the 1st generations of Touch and iPhone.Ģnd generation: Volume buttons on the side. Also much thinner.ġst generation: ARM11 620 MHz (under-clocked to 400 MHz, then 412 MHz)Ģnd generation: ARM11 620 MHz (under-clocked to 533 MHz), with internal ARM7 core for Jazelle acceleration. Here we go:ġst generation battery life: Audio – 22 hours, Video – 5 hoursĢnd generation battery life: Audio – 36 hours, Video – 6 hoursĢnd generation: 115 gr. We have already reviewed the 1st generation iPod Touch, so this article will mostly focus on the differences between the two.
It features a built-in speaker, WiFi, proximity and ambient light sensors, 3-axis accelerometer, volume buttons on, voice control, an ARM11 620 MHz (under-clocked to 533 MHz), with internal ARM7 core for Jazelle acceleration, 128 MB DRAM, 2.1 EDR Bluetooth, USB connector with proprietary Apple connector on the other side, all weighing 115 grams. The second generation iPod Touch comes with the same 3.5″ 320×480 256k color touchscreen the iPhone has made us get used to. , a popular shop for computer parts and mp3 players sent us over the second generation iPod Touch 8 GB for a review.
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