The UK sees a bank holiday this weekend and in honor of this, Gameloft have reduced the price of their games for both Android and iOS. Until Midnight Monday, selected iOS games will be 59p for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. The games available for iOS as part of the offer are:

iPhone
Fast Five
Dungeon Hunter 2
Iron Man 2
Let’s Golf! 2
Shrek Kart

iPad
Fast Five HD
Assassin’s Creed HD
Sacred Odyssey: Rise of Ayden HD
Fishing Kings HD

Android games on the other hand are slightly more but, still a third of their usual price at £1. Games include Real Football 2011, N.O.V.A 2, Asphalt 6 and Starfront: Collision. Only the HD games are included as part of this offer. To get your games, head on over to Gameloft.com on your mobile device, or visit the Gameloft Web Store.

Apple have once again updated their iPod range. The iPod Touch has been updated, along with the iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano and all will be available from September 10 onwards. This will be the fourth gen edition of the iPod Touch and iPod Shuffle, where as the iPad Nano is now in it’s sixth generation.

The iPod Touch now has a front facing and rear camera. The FaceTime app has also been added, which has received much publicity from being on the iPhone, as well as being featured in many TV commercials. While the iPod Touch doesn’t have cell phone capabilities, you will be able to make video calls with the MP3 Player over WiFi. This is made possible with the built in microphone Apple have added.

HD video recording has also been made possible with the use of the rear camera on the device. You will not only be able to record your videos but, edit and share them without having to transfer them to your computer.

The 4th gen iPod Touch also features the A4 processor, as used in the iPhone 4, which will make gaming even more enjoyable. To top it off, Apple have also added a retina display onto the device, making the gap between the iPhone and iPod Touch even less, as the only features that the iPod Touch isn’t capable of doing, is making phone calls, sending texts and other features requiring a cellular connection, it also lacks inbuilt GPS. Despite having more features based on build features, it is thinner and lighter than the current iPod Touch. Pricing in the UK is £189 for the 8GB, £249 for the 32GB and £329 for the 64GB model. Interestingly a 16GB model has been omitted for the line up, forcing users who need more than 8GB to pay the extra for the 32GB, even if all that space isn’t needed.