App Requirements and Refunds. Especially iPod touch w/o Internet.

Question

If an App in iTunes stipulates that the requirements for the App are XYZ and the product description states it gives you the functionality of ABC does this contitute a legal consumer right to have a license to those functions if the requirements are met?
As an iPod touch user, a case in hand states an app will work with my hardware (4th Gen) with my iOS (6.1) and no mention of Internet connectivity required (I have no wifi and it is not an iPhone) so I purchased it fully expecting it to then work.
However the app doesn't work at all without Internet connectivity and it does NOT state that anywhere.
This is a clear iTunes product description listing error and yet Apple are refusing to refund without any explanation other than "All sales are final". But, dear Apple, what about us iPod touch users without Internet, I questioned? And what about the product description, the lack of any mention at all of Internet connection being required all the time you want to use the app? No explanation was offered except "All sales are final", no refund, "All sales are final".
As a consumer, this does not seem at all legally right to me, it seems a violation of consumer rights to a working product as dscribed, as paid for; does anyone know how the 'Terms of Sale' and the blanket coverage of "All sales are final" relate to errors and discrepencies in the stated Requirements and Product Description?

Answer 1

no, you have to activate it to use it....