Apple long has had the MP3-market in its firm hands. Ever since the first iPod was released they somehow have managed to win the hearts of millions of customers even if their players never have been at the technological forefront.

A big part of the success comes from the fact that Apple is very good at making easy to use graphical interfaces. Give a complete novice an iPod and chances are that he/she quickly can navigate the clean menus and play music. Another part of the success has also been the clean and slick looks of the players. Last but not least, Apple has managed to create a service that makes it a doodle to buy music and (for some parts of the world) video: iTunes.

When the iPhone was released with its brilliant screen and innovative graphical interface many expected that Apple would release a pure MP3-player using the same form factor. Apple did not disappoint and today I am reviewing the top of the line of their iPod family, the 16 GB iPod Touch. Is this the holy grail of MP3 players or has Apple lost its golden touch?