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    Geeks.com, a popular shop for computer parts and mp3 players sent us over the second generation iPod Touch 8 GB for a review. Check in for more! "1. Background apps. From Twitter, to IM and VoIP apps (that are simply impractical to use with just PUSH), to special projects like this one, background apps are a must have. If anything, create an Android-like security system and services' server that keeps control of misbehaving services. The second generation iPod Touch comes with the same 3.5" 320x480 256k color touchscreen the iPhone has made us get used to. Full Article at OSNews
    1. Background apps. From Twitter, to IM and VoIP apps (that are simply impractical to use with just PUSH), to special projects like this one, background apps are a must have. If anything, create an Android-like security system and services' server that keeps control of misbehaving services. The second generation iPod Touch comes with the same 3.5
    SOURCE: OSNews 1 month ago

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