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[I regret to report that some of Apple's behind-the-scenes upgrading and automation is producing freezes, confusion, and chaos. You may wish to hold back on accepting the upgrades until present difficulties are resolved. Especially "dangerous" is Apple's so-called Genius. The feature is capable of requiring you to create a Genius list, denying the attempt (the reason: you don't have sufficient eligible songs), and then locking up the iPod. Unlike earlier upgrades, there is no "Turn Off Genius" provision in the menu system. Apparently Apple wants to coerce customers into buying enough "Genius" songs to qualify. I'm presently trying to wipe my iPod clean and start from scratch.

Two warnings, based on personal experience: 1. Be careful not to create a 2nd I.D. It confuses matters considerably, since Apple would not allow me to remove one. 2. Avoid at all costs anything related to "Genius." Even with 3000 songs on my iPod it: A. couldn't find enough related songs to create a Genius list; B. it caused all of the music on my iPod to freeze up, with no provision for deactivating "Genius." Much of Apple's automation and cleverness (rating your songs? forfeiting control of your music?) seems aimed at kids with Taylor Swift or Justin Bieber on their minds and money in their pockets. Under no circumstances, allow Genius to be activated--at least until Apple provides a way of turning it off so that you can regain control of your iPod.}

Surprisingly, there are searches on Amazon for the iPod Touch 5th generation. Apple hasn't gotten there--yet. But this is closer than many shoppers might realize. It's the iPod Touch 4G in it's absolute newest, most current version, with the revolutionary iOS5 operating system. If you want to be absolutely sure that the previous sentence is accurate, order your Touch in white rather than black. The 4G that came out in 2010 was exclusively in black; the 4G that was introduced two months ago in 2011 comes in both black and white. Hence, to take no chances, order in white and remain in delight about your brand new, latest (guaranteed) iPod Touch.

I use my iPods primarily as music players. Despite Apple's cluttering of iTunes with all sorts of annoying features, teasers, plugs, gratuitous promotions, social networking, etc., this is the fastest, the most efficient, the most powerful iPod I've had the pleasure of using. Hook it up to better earphones than the ones that are standard issue from Apple or to a full-frequencied speaker system. On the other hand, this iPod's built-in speaker is now actually better than the add-on auxiliary iPod speakers that Griffin, Logitech and other makers were peddling a mere 2-3 years ago. At night I no longer require a "pillow speaker." Slipping the slim Touch in my pillowcase threatens to set the mattress on fire.

As a review in the Wall Street Journal points out, Apple's Cloud technology is ahead of that of any other manufacturer. In fact, you're not even required to download your audio files from the Cloud, a time-killing, space-filling exercise--but only with Apple. What their Cloud does is identify the tune requested and match it up ("Air Match") with what is already residing in Apple's limitless universe. As a result, your request is granted instantly and ultra-efficiently.

No matter that the cameras (at least one too many from my perspective) aren't quite as good as the iPhone's. They're still more sensitive and sharp than any other player's--or smart phone's. The truly innovative feature on the iPhone that you won't find on the Touch is Apple's exclusive, "Siri" voice-recognition technology, which is said to be leagues ahead of the competition. Users of the iPhone say they no longer have any use for similar services--on their GPS, computer, or from Google. Siri has clearly scooped them all, exceeding all expectations.

What should you spend your $200 on? A Touch 4G (preferably in white) or a Kindle Fire (with free movies, Netflix, etc., on a screen twice the size of the Touch's)? That's a tough one, because the Fire, despite some grumbling (lots of envy of Amazon for being able to produce a tablet like this--taking a $50 loss on each one sold), is an impressive little machine in its own right, capable of "expanding" the screen merely by the outsized stereophonic sound it produces. Moreover, I'm becoming increasingly impatient with all the "apps" that threaten to take over Apple's "content" space. Many are space-wasters and over-priced at that (the free ones often aren't good enough to deserve so much space). Still, if your life is centered on music, the Touch 4G (preferably in white) gets the nod.

P.S. I rarely use my iPod Touch as a camera but yesterday had no other option during a Christmas concert with 4 choirs and narrators placed in a 360 degree configuration. I didn't even have my special add-on microphone, "Mikey," from Blue Microphones with me. Bottom line: the Touch did an admirable job of both recording the affair (much to my surprise) and filming it--in available light that was more dark than illuminated. Playing the video back on my computer is almost like reliving the experience. (The only instrument that is missing with most small microphones and speakers is the double bass, especially on jazz recordings where the instrument's "walking" of the time is critical to capturing the event.) Finally, rumor has it that Apple may introduce "Siri" to the iPod Touch 4g rather than wait for the Touch 5 G. Although voice recognition software does not excite many of us, the experience of those who have used Siri suggests that it's a mind-changer, at the very least.
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