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I am interested in picking up an IPod in order to be able to test my apps on both the IPhone and IPod. I don’t really care about the IPod for any other purpose, so I’d be willing to buy a used one.
But the question arises, does an old IPod lack any features or software upgradability that would limit the type of apps I could test on it? I know nothing about IPods and whether they have evolved their operating system with newer models.
Thanks for any information on this.
All iPhones and iPod Touches can upgrade the firmware as new versions become available. Apple has historically charged for updates to iPod Touches. I can’t speak towards older iPods (nanos, classics, etc)