The iPod Touch has become my most valuable piece of technology. Last week I added this gem from Nemustech. Nemus Sync is a free utility that syncs Google Calendar with the Touch’s built-in calendar. Syncing works in both directions.
You have to jailbreak your Touch before you can add this utility. About a month after I bought my Touch I watched a couple of videos on YouTube and found easy to follow step-by-step instructions.
The average person can probably get by just fine with the built-in functionality of the Touch now that POP and IMAP email are included. Some of my jailbreak additions include Wikipedia and Mobile Twitter which I use on a daily basis.
If you do jailbreak your Touch, don’t do the automatic updates of the firmware. I turned those off a long time ago. I think it was the day I got the following message from Apple:
There is an upgrade for iTunes. It’s called Safari. Would you like to install it?
I had a flashback to 1996 when everyone was trying to get you to install “their” browser. I don’t understand how Apple can do something like this and it goes mostly unnoticed. If Microsoft were to try to push a browser out to an OS X machine that was upgrading a media player, it would be all over the tech news.
I’m not about to drink the Kool-Aid.
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