Apple Grammar
the standard way of typing or verbally using apple product terminology.
i: the “i” at the beginning of product names is always lowercase and is always followed by a capital letter (not a hyphen, sp-ce, or the like).
ipod touch: never should be referred to as an “itouch”.
there is no such thing.
proper apple grammar insures i sound knowledgable about my favorite products.
i love my ipod.
i need to charge my iphone.
can i borrow your ipod touch?
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