You probably received this message when downloading an app. This means that you must have a first, second, or third generation iPod Touch that you need to update. The update will bring improvements to the overall iPhone OS or iOS as they call it now (not just one app, like app updates do). For example, iOS 3 will give you the ability to copy and paste text. Anyway, you can update to iOS 3 by plugging your iPod into your iTunes-authorized computer and waiting for device to be recognized so you can agree to the pop-up asking you to update to the latest software. Keep in mind that if you have a 2nd generation iPod Touch, you must update to iOS 4, and a third generation will force you to update to iOS 5. You now wait for the update to download and install and enjoy.
Unfortunately iPhone firmware is not compatible with the iPod Touch.
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To get the iPod Touch 3.0 software, go to iTunes and search for the software, and you can buy the software for $9.99.
No place can make an iPod Touch an iPhone. The wiring, circuit boards, and all other internal devices and software are different than that of an iPod Touch. You must pay for an iPhone to get one - you cannot turn an iPod Touch into an iPhone.
Yes, all iPhone and iPod Touch models use the same operating system, meaning the same software updates.
well, you can only get them on iphone and ipod touch. to get them for your iphone or ipod touch, go to the app store on it and search the app you want. some apps are free. just touch the app you want and then touch download. if that doesnt work, use a cord to plug it into a computer with itunes then click the app store and do the same thing you would do on your iphone or ipod touch from there.
because there are a lot more ipod touch apps than the regular ipod games and apple doesnt make all the apps but they have to put more effort into the ipod games than the ipod touch/iphone apps.
The new iPod 2G comes with 2.1.1 firmware
iPhone. iPod Touch. iPad.
The process used to open the software of an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad to allow the user greater access to the device to install non-Apple-approved software.
No, it is not normal. iTunes should be recognizing your iPod Touch as an iPod Touch, not an iPhone.
The software was originally intended for the iPhone, but a similar software for the iPod Touch was made, too, and since all of the time and effort put into making that software was too great for a free update, you have to pay for it.