A few years ago I was tired of myself getting the cheapest, least featured GPS units and finally splurged for a Tom Tom GPS with bluetooth, text to speech, and a bunch of other features as a "premium" model. I was quite happy for a while-- I could pair my iPhone to it and actually hear a conversation, it would calculate routes over twice as fast as my previous Magellan, and was overall a great GPS. Unfortunately, living in a small city of 50,000 or so, there are neighborhoods that have higher crime than others. Because of the black plastic disk that came with the GPS to put a dashboard, my car was broken into, costing me both $500 to repair the door and window as well as my $200 GPS. It was then that I decided I was no longer going to use a portable GPS.
With the 4th generation iPod touch seemingly only weeks away, it's time to do an overdue review of the Apple iPod Touch 3G 32MB. It's not the most stable device, but it does get the job done.
