Though there was plenty of other news at the Macworld Keynote today, iPod Touch users got a little love thrown their way today -- for a price. Steve Jobs announced that effective immediately, there are five new apps available for the Touch: Mail, Stocks, Notes, Weather, and Maps. Oh, and it will set current iTouch owners back $20. Not that bad of a price for five different applications.

* Preview mail before you open it, display grapics and photos inline, and view HTML, PDF, Word, and Exel attachments.

* Stocks, Weather, and Notes all appear as widgets on your home screen.

* Google Maps determines your approximate location if Wi-Fi is on and gives you directions, marks specific locations, and has both hybrid and satellite maps to show you the way.

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