1. Tiny Tower. Maybe Tiny Tower is not your cup of tea, but trust me, it’s not that easy to play, if you really want to get over it, you need to know more tricks, and find out the knacks yourself. Tiny Tower puts you in charge of a residential or business block of towers; you can build and furnish additional floors to attract "bitizens" (residents) and then manage their daily affairs (much as in SimCity).
2. Djay. Djay is a virtual, touch screen DJ setup with a realistic turntable and mixer interface that lets you mix, spin, cue and scratch your tracks straight from your iPod music library. Users can take full advantage of the djay app's Split Output mode to cue upcoming songs through their headphones, independently of the live mix that is sent through the speakers. This is the perfect solution for DJs on-the-go using headphones to preview and prepare the next song to ensure the audience can groove seamlessly to the playlist. The DJ Cable offers a unique experience for beginners and professionals alike turning any social event into the ultimate dance party.
3. Instagram. It's not as good as the iPhone's shooter, but it's certainly good enough. The Instagram app lets you apply cool filters to make your photos look old, or edgy, or like a Polaroids, and then share them on the Web. It's a great, fast way to get your photos out there and see what other people are shooting.
4. ipod to computer software. Maybe you don’t need it often, but when you have this kind of needs, for example, you want to back up your files from iPod to computer, this is what you need. iTunes can help us sync files from computer to iPod, but it can’t help us do the opposite thing, so to make the most of your iPod, you definitely need this.
5. Snapseed. Snapseed is a popular photo editing app. First off, it uses gestures, which are well-explained within the app. It contains all the basic editing functions like crop, rotate, and the ability to adjust brightness, saturation, etc. You get a number of filters and frames to enhance your photos. You can always check back to compare your altered photo to your original one. Save your finished creation to your camera roll. Print and/or share directly from Snapseed to email, Facebook, or Flickr if you like.
These are what you’ve probably missed in the past year, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg, there are much more that you may don’t know, like how to get music off ipod onto computer, I can tell you, if you know more about these tricks, you can have the biggest fun with your iPod.
