i Pad Touch vs. i Touch vs. i Pod Touch

Apparently, people are confusing the terms i Pad Touch and i Touch with the i Pod Touch. Say that 5 times quickly.

According to the Google keywords tool, the phrase i Pad Touch receives anywhere from 1.8 to 4.1 million Google searches a month.

Searches for the term i Touch average 13.6 to 45.5 million Google searches per month.

Pretty significant traffic considering a search for i Pad Touch or i Touch is most likely referring to Apple’s i Pod Touch.

i Pad Touch

Sorry to bust your bubble, but there is no such thing as an i Pad Touch.

The i Pad absolutely utilizes touch to deliver a wonderful user experience.

With the i Pad, you can touch the screen to access your photos, read a book, or play games, but “touch” is not included in the i Pad’s name.

i Touch

Similar to the i Pad Touch, the term i Touch is most likely referring to the touch interaction often associated with Apple’s products.

Apple does not currently offer a product named i Touch.

Who knows, maybe the future holds an i Touch product minus the pad. It would be interesting to see what this looks like.

i Pod Touch

The i Pod Touch is a real Apple product.

The iPod Touch is a handheld device that allows you to play games, record HD video, iMessage with your friends, listen to music, and store your content via Apple’s iCloud. 

When people use the terms i Pad Touch or i Touch, they are most likely referring to the i Pod Touch.

I hope this clears the air and we can now speak to the differences between the terms i Pad Touch, i Touch, and i Pod Touch.

Please add comments below with any misused Apple terms I missed.