Thread: iPod Touch--PDA as well as e-book reader?
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Old 05-19-2009, 08:02 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by catsittingstill View Post
How about it, you Touch users out there? If I get the 2nd Gen Touch, will it work as a PDA? I need calendar (with the option of an alarm to remind me of an appointment), contacts, and some sort of note app (to keep a shopping list on and that kind of thing). It would be nice if calendar and contacts could talk to each other (If "3:00pm Meet Cyndi" in the calendar could easily call up Cyndi's phone number in contacts, for instance), but that isn't a dealbreaker.
The Touch is a very nice PDA. It syncs with Outlook easily thru iTunes. So, you need a Windows or Mac PC to use it that way. I used mine for a reader prior to getting an e-ink reader. For me, it's downfall as a reader is limited battery life!

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