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It depends on how much capacity your iPod has and how much space the app takes up, you can keep track of how much free space you have on your ipod by clicking your ipod on the sidebar in iTunes when it is connected.
As many pages as you want. If you run out of space (gigabytes) then your iPod cannot have any more apps on it.
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How many apps can the 32 gb ipod touch hold?
i have 107 apps and only took 3.3gbs of space... it can easily hold around a 1000 and still have space for other stuff
How much games and songs can an 8GB ipod touch hold?
Up to 5000 songs OR 1000 apps. It also depends how many megabytes the song/games are.
How many games can you install on a 32GB iPod Touch?
32GB iPod Touch only has 28GB of free space without any other downloaded programs/apps. A single game takes up an average of 500MB, so you can download around 50-60 games, but that number will vary depending on the games you download.
How many games can 8gb iPod touch hold?
depends what mb the game is
Where can you buys games for a iPod Touch?
In order to buy games and other apps for the iPod Touch, you need to install iTunes. You can install iTunes from the website: iTunes.com. After you install iTunes, you need to go through some steps, like 'naming' your iPod, and putting in some billing info, like your credit card number. If you do not have a credit card, you can redeem a gift card. Once you have done this go to iTunes Store and click the App Store tab. There, you will find many, many apps. Then, search for the game you want, click the 'Buy' button, and you can buy it. But, at this point, it will not be on your iPod...yet. You need to use the USB cord, plug it into the USB port, and plug the other end into the iPod. Then, under the 'Devices' tab, you click on your iPod (listed as whatever you named it), and click the 'Sync' button. Then you wait until, up at the top, it reads "iPod sync is complete. OK to disconnect." Then you can disconnect your iPod and enjoy your new game(s). Hope this helped! - by R.M. Fulton, Huntington, IN, United States, North America
