1. iPod Touch
iPod Touch
This is the non- technical presentation.
By Amie Bodkin.

2. Bl uet oot h
Bluetooth is wireless technology which allows people
to exchange different types of media, such as
pictures, movies and music, over short distances. This
can happen from one phone to another, one phone to
a laptop, laptop to iPod, etc.

3. W iF i
WiFi allows the user to connect to the internet in
different places, such as cafés, pubs, restaurants,
libraries, hotels and schools. In some places, you can
access it for free or for a small charge.
You will see
this sign
where it is
available.

4. Ap p li c ati o n s
On the iPod touch, you can buy and download apps
from the ‘App Store.’ Apps can be games,
entertainment, things that will make your life a little bit
easier (such as diaries, calendars, reminders, etc),
and media apps (such as YouTube).

5. i M e s s ag e
iMessage is a texting application that allows you to
connect and talk to one person or multiple people at a
time. You can also have group chats and post
pictures, movies, links, etc for others to see. If you are
using it on the iPod touch, you have to use the email
addresses of the people that you want to send it to.

6. C am e ras
The cameras on the iPod touch produces very sharp
and clear images and videos, which enhances your
enjoyment.
There is also two cameras on the iPod, and it allows
you to switch between the two. It allows you to take
pictures from different views and angles.

7. i C lo u d
If you have more than one ‘Apple’ product (ex. iPod,
iPhone, iPad, Macbook, etc), you can transfer apps,
documents and photos from one product to another,
via the internet. It then becomes accessible on other
devices.

8. iO S 5
It is software that is updated every so often, which
enables you to keep up to date and access better
applications. It also particularly helpful to people with
disabilities (such as hard of hearing and visually
impaired) because there is LED flash and vibrations.

9. iTu n e s
iTunes allows you to download your favourite songs,
films, TV programmes and music videos straight from
either the computer or the iPod (or other devices)
itself. In order to download them, you have to pay a
small fee.