[poetic_folly]

Originally Posted by iphonejeff

its all about being differant...

whats the point on every havin there iphone hacked?

Cause the whole point of this community is to share.

Originally Posted by Tomer

haha i love the way u say it, and i even like the fact that u r here to actually help us

Yup. Thats what this is all about.

[iphonejeff]

Your gonna know what I mean sooner or later...

[Tomer]

iPod touch is just something for the people who cant afford the monthly payments

[itssweeney]

Well this is terrific... Has anyone seen this yet? I'm really disappointed and am holding out for plenty of 3rd party support even more now...

Late last night some eagle-eyed Engadget readers spotted some disparities in Apple's international sites, with some claiming the iPod touch would be able add calendar appointments with its calendar app, and others omitting that language. We got in touch with our people down in Cupertino who just confirmed the (somewhat) bad news is real: "Like current iPods, the touch can only view calendar entries created on your computer". In other words, no, you can't make new calendar entries on the fly. Why Apple would want to remove this simple feature that's already built into the mobile OS X calendar experience is really beyond us, but we guess they're doing their damnedest to draw the line in the sand between iPod and iPhone. Still, makes you wonder what other minor, useful features Apple pulled from the touch.

Source: Engadget

[SiddallStudios]

I do not see why the calendar would not work...you just have to add the MobileCal.app to the touch. Here is a report I found earlier:

Back to resultsTue, 11 Sep 2007 12:12:37 GMT
Apple Softens Stance on iPhone Coders (PC Magazine)

iPhone native application developers, take heart: Apple doesn't hate you. And now you have a whole new device to play with.

A couple of PC Magazine folks met with Apple marketing honcho Greg Joswiak yesterday to talk about the new iPods, and thrillingly, he had some answers to interesting questions.

First of all, the iPod Touch and iPhone use the same software platform - they're both running OS X on basically the same hardware, Joswiak said. My interpretation: They're the same platform the way a Mac Mini and Power Mac are the same platform. What Greg didn't say, but I surmise, is that means apps for the iPhone will likely work on the iPod Touch.

The iPod Touch does not have Bluetooth. Any images on the Internet that may have implied that it did were errors, Joswiak said. Also, there are no games coming for the iPod Touch right now. Read the rest of this post at Gearlog : "Apple Softens Stance on iPhone Coders"

[h1tman]

im geting a itouch it comes out on the 28th does anybody know if it will be avalable at wal-mart

[Tomer]

I live in cupertino well on topic now...

I dont know about wal-mart, But Amazon.com will sell it, which is kinda weird, but heres a link

What's difference of buying it off of Apple ? why would u wanna buy it from walmart? if u will have a problem.. walmart wont be tehre for u, most likely they wont... i rather stick with the Apple store if i were to buy one

[poetic_folly]

Maybe he doesn't have an Apple store near him.

[h1tman]

there are not meany apple stores around plus i dont like ordering stuff online do yall think it will be a sell out

[Tomer]

I'd still rather driving a few miles to get the item from the original place... but this is just my opinion... where do u live? maybe u do have one near u and u dont even know

http://www.apple.com/retail/ just put ur state and city, it will find something.. i cant believe that there are none near ur house

[h1tman]

they dont got my state

[Tomer]

Originally Posted by h1tman

they dont got my state

Oh that sucks now...