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quinnox

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4. I just want to make one thing clear, the ipod touch is not a phone

Reply to pipoman (Reply #3)

Tue Jun 17, 2014, 05:38 PM

Jun 2014

It is like the iphone in many aspects, but with the phone part missing. That is why it is much cheaper than the iphone.

That said, I have read internet rumors apple will be coming out with larger screen iphones in the future.

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If anyone is in the market for a new "toy", take a look at the ipod touch [View all] quinnox Jun 2014 OP

I don't understand why they changed the aspect ratio of their screens from 2:3 to 16:9 jakeXT Jun 2014 #1

Ok, a bit too technical for me quinnox Jun 2014 #2

If they don't start offering phones with significantly larger screens pipoman Jun 2014 #3

I just want to make one thing clear, the ipod touch is not a phone quinnox Jun 2014 #4

I have a note and thought the screen was too big pipoman Jun 2014 #5

I have an iPhone 4S bigwillq Jun 2014 #9

Some people may not, a lot would reconsider after using a larger screen for a week. pipoman Jun 2014 #10

And you can do some real work with it nadinbrzezinski Jun 2014 #6

Did you also know Shankapotomus Jun 2014 #7

I know a couple of people who use them as e-readers as well gollygee Jun 2014 #8

I just ran out of room on my 160g iPod Classic. randome Jun 2014 #11

Yeah, exactly. I just want a friggin ipod (or equivalent) with more space. Warren DeMontague Jun 2014 #12