The update brings the 16-gigabyte iPod touch in line with its larger 32- and 64-gigabyte versions, which are all available in black, space grey, pink, yellow, blue, and (Product)RED.

Mid-year bump adds new colors and 128GB 64-bit iPod Touch A8-powered Touch is 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB for $199, $249, $299, and $399. Andrew Cunningham - Jul 15, 2015 3:10 pm UTC.

The base 16 gigabyte model of the iPod Touch will sell for $199, the 32 GB for $249, the 64 GB version costs $299 and 128 GB version for $399. That's unchanged from before, aside from the addition ...

Apple on Wednesday overhauled its iPod touch lineup for the first time in years, debuting a new high-end $399 model with a 128-gigabyte capacity, while giving all versions a 64-bit A8 processor ...

Apple to release new iPod touch today: gold option, 8MP camera, 64-bit, 128GB + new Nano/Shuffle ... and nano will come in new darker blue and pink colors. ... I’ll take that 128 GB model right now.

The 6th-generation iPod touch has an extra 32 GB storage tier that the latest iPhone doesn't offer, in addition to the same 16 GB, 64 GB and 128 GB tiers you'll find on the iPhone 6. Apple Pay ...

As expected, the iPod touch third generation is here. It comes in 8, 32, and 64 GB—for $199, $299, and $399. The new 32 and 64GB version has a faster processor, 50% faster. Just like the iPhone 3GS.

After five years with no updates, the iPod classic was finally discontinued on September 9, 2014 alongside Apple's introduction of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. Final Specs 160 GB capacity ...

You can pick up the iPod touch in Silver, Gold, Space Gray, Pink, Blue, and Product Red and are all currently available on Apple’s Online Store. This iPod shipped with iOS 8.4 and comes along ...

With Apple's new 16 GB iPod touch becoming available today, the teardown experts at iFixit have taken the device apart in an effort to determine how it differs internally from its larger-capacity ...

The invites have been sent out, the blog posts have been written, and it's time for the expected second-punch from Apple as the Cupertino-based company is set to update its product line up once more.

Even if the iPod Touch’s future is unclear as iPod sales dwindle and the popularity of tablets increase, there’s no denying this pocket-sized joy still has a ‘here and now’, and we’re pleased it does.