Is it worth it to buy an iTouch if you have an iPhone?

Aside from the fact that the iPhone can make calls to any type of phone connected to a land line, cellular network, or the internet, the iPhone 4 and the fourth generation iPod Touch are identical in functions and perform the same applications. Both devices can contact any other iPhone or iPod Touch as long as they are the same models, since these are the ones out-fitted for FaceTime. For instance, a fourth generation iPod Touch cannot contact any of its predecessors as it is the first iPod to have a webcam and to feature FaceTime.

With that said, neither device offers better applications over the other because they both run the same ones. In the end, your iPhone is able to perform just as many functions as an iPod Touch along with the fact that it can make phone calls, so you are not missing out on anything if you don't have the latter. The point of the iPhone is to have all the features of an iPod built into a smart phone, which is ultimately for creating the greatest amount of convenience, which is somewhat defeated by having another iPod.

However, if you are still keen on having an iPod along with your iPhone, then I would suggest that you buy a smaller model, such as an iPod Nano or Shuffle, so as to avoid the bulkiness of having two devices of the same dimensions in your pocket as you move about. However, if you prefer the touch-screen interface of the iPod Touch over the smaller touch-screen of the latest Nano or the click-wheel of the latest Shuffle, then, by all means, go for the Touch.

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