Taking Your iPod Touch to the Max

From the contents:
The Basics
Mastering gestures--from pinching to sliding on your iPod Touch
Using the iPod Touch built-in QWERTY keyboard
Navigating your iPod Touch media (with coverflow, etc)
Communications
The iPod Touch email survival kit
Taking charge of your calendar with iPod Touch and iCal
Surfing with iPod Touch
Browsing with iPod Touch's version of Safari
Getting the most from Google, etc. Websites on your iPod Touch
Expanding the iPod Touch
Adding new items to your iPod Touch main menu
Third-party software
Media
Everything you need to know in iTunes for your iPod Touch
Syncing basics (you only have 4 or 8 GB available), esp with smart playlists
Bringing along iBooks on your iPod Touch (Notes feature,possible/probable PDF reader)
iPod Touch games
Buying content on the go
iPod Touch photo slideshows
Media Concerns
Connecting iPod Touch to your TV for video out
Homebrew iPod Touch content (e.g. Ripping DVDs for iPod Touch widescreen playback)
Hacking into iPod Touch's OSX and running real OS X programs there.-Power Users
The limits and possibilities of the technology
Accessorizing
The 12 accessories you can't live without: from power cords to docks to speakers to headphones

Erica Sadun holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Georgia Institute of Technology. She has written, co-written, and contributed to almost two dozen books about technology, particularly in the areas of programming, digital video, and digital photography. Her checkered past includes run-ins with NeXT, Newton, and a vast myriad of both successful and unsuccessful technologies.