With your iPod touch, you can keep connected to all your favorite social networking sites whenever you can hop onto a wireless network. But if you find the Web versions of Facebook,MySpace, or Twitter a little widely on the Touch Screen, you have another option: App Store editions of your online hangouts.
Facebook and MySpace. Both mega-popular destinations have free mobile applications, right there in the App Store. Customized with easy-to-read text and big, tappable icons, these mobile versions are designed to look good on the iPhone and iPod Touch.Once you download and install an app, you just need to fire it up and log in like you do on the regular site.
Twitter. Using this widely popular micro-blogging service is much more fun on the iPod Touch than trying to text out pithy thoughts on a tiny mobile phone keypad(unless, of course,it's an iPhone). Several free Twitter-friendly programs are available in the App Store, including Twitterific, Tweetie, and EchoFon. For global perspective, the Twitter vision program lets you see tweets from around the world.
Flickr. Browsing the pictures in this massive photo-sharing site is nice and easy with Flicker for iPhone, which neatly arranges images in a grid on the Touch screen, with full-screen views a tap away.Once you log into your Flicker account on the iPod Touch, you can easily get you all your photo sets and tags from icons on the top of the screen. You can also choose to see your images listed vertically with your photo name and comments in full view. LOlCats. Those wacky felliness have at least two applications to show off their ungrammatical exploits as submitted by hundreds of cat owners. If you need to take a break and have a laugh at kitty's expense, try LOLCats or LOLCats Free.
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