As a 20-day early birthday present, I upgraded from a 2nd-gen iTouch (32gb) to a iPhone 3GS (32gb).
As soon as I picked it up, the thickness difference was immediately noticeable, and welcome. It is a lot easier to grasp than the iTouch.
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So, I received my SwitchFast RebelTouch case about 30 minutes ago and I’m likin’ it a lot more than the Griffin slider case I was using. Lets begin, shall we?
As you may have seen, I recently purchased a few accessories for my iPod Touch from various sites on the web. I just want to share some info with you about my buying experience.
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I’ve only been playing with my iTouch for about a week, but I’ve gone through quite a few games.
The following are the five I like most so far.
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Update [10/19/09] : 5th Game Announced
#1 – Google Ea— nah just kidding. See them! →
I’ve only been playing with my iTouch for about a week, so I’ve not used toooo many applications.
The following are the five I like most so far.
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Unfortunately, since the App Store sucks, I will not be providing links. Just search. 
Go figure, another Google app on my top 1, what can I say? Given you have a Google Voice account, you have access to your free SMS, voicemail, and connect calls to your phones. Sorry guys, only installable through Cydia (Jailbroke iPods only)!
Everyone has their own preferred applications, so I figured I’d share mine.
All these applications can be downloaded for free.
Yep, a browser is my number one application. First download on a fresh install of windows, every time.
Main reason I like it: Extremely fast
Main thing I don’t like: Slim, not much customization
Earlier this week I received a hand-me-down 32gb 2nd-generation iPod Touch from my Dad, which upgraded to an iPhone 3GS. I have all the original packaging and accessories, and pretty much a “starter kit” along with it since most of his accessories don’t work, or were replaced, with his iPhone.
First was the case, a simple Griffin slider case (pictured below), as well as a dock (pictured below). Strange that he’d part with the dock? The Incase case that he got would be too difficult to remove each time he wanted to use it (practically every night). I also received a wall outlet to USB adapter, to allow charging without a computer, a pack of screen protectors (ugh… pain in the ass to put on), and the rest of the extended warranty (about to roll over to one year).
Links are a bit nicer than before, and added a 404 error page I hope you’ll not get.
Got me a legit retail key for Windows 7 now, so I’m going to go to the full version instead of using the RC key. 
Update: Ugh, registry-saved settings suck.