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The two terms seems to be used inter changeably.
Is my understanding correct that Cocoa Touch refers to the framework that handles touch whereas Objective-C is just the syntax and language used to interact with this framework?
Much like WPF and C#?
Yes, Objective-C is just a platform-agnostic programming language, whereas Cocoa Touch is Apple’s proprietary framework for writing iPhone/iPad apps, and this happens to be written in Objective C.