iPod touch and the missing apps

Where, oh where, have the iPod touch's January applications gone?

Imation acquires XtremeMacImation has acquired XtremeMac, the maker of iPod accessories.
Review: Bose SoundDock PortableThe portable version of Bose's iconic iPod speaker system improves on the original but sports an even-higher price tag.

Product	Rating
iPhone 16GB
iPod shuffle, second-generation 2GB
iPod touch 32GB
iPod nano, third-generation (3G) 8GB
iPod nano, third-generation (3G) 4GB
iPod classic (6G iPod) 80GB
iPod classic (6G iPod) 160GB
iPod touch 8GB
iPod touch 16GB
iPhone 8GB
iPod shuffle, second-generation 1GB

iPod touch and the missing apps
Where, oh where, have the iPod touch's January applications gone?
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