The iPod Touch will sport keyboard functionality that is far more robust than the iPhone’s (in its current form) according to an 85-page features guide recently published by Apple.

The iPod touch provides keyboards in 14 different languages, and supports the following keyboard formats:

QWERTY
QWERTZ
AZERTY
QZERTY
Japanese IME

In addition, the iPod touch provides the ability to make two [...]

Add this to the list of differences between the iPhone and iPod Touch: apparently the latter’s calendar application does not have the capability to add events directly from the device. Instead, calendar events must be synchronized from a host Mac or PC. This speculation stems from depictions of the iPod Touch on Apple’s Web site [...]

The newly introduced iPod Touch bears striking resemblance to the iPhone, aesthetically and functionally. It uses the same multi-touch screen, apparently runs a scaled down version of OS X that runs Safari and a YouTube application, uses WiFi, has an accelerometer that allows the display to shift based on physical orientation, and uses the same [...]