Why did iOS 5 make my brand new iPod Touch so slow?

Recently downloaded the new iOS which, by the way, took nearly an entire night due to connection failure with host. Since then my iPod has been almost glitchy. I keep my apps pretty clean. I don't have a lot. And when I'm done with one I close it with the hold+home and "x" it down. However, still the new iOS runs slow. Will there be a new release coming soon with some bug fixes?

You may want to try a few things to try and deduce the problem:
1. back up your iPod touch with iTunes
2. remove an app that you suspect may be large or makes heavy use of background work (some apps may use the network a lot via the background scheduling services of iOS)
3. reboot, then repeat 2 until the problem disappears (you can blame the last app that you removed!)
4. if the problem does not disappear, try a restore to factory settings.
The iPod touch has limited working memory (half, in fact) compared to an iPhone 4(S) or iPad 2. While iOS should be able to handle these memory conditions gracefully, it also depends on how well apps respond to shutting down when iOS tells them to. Stubborn or rather large apps can cause the performance of your iPod to degrade momentarily until memory congestion settles.
—tonza

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I already had issue synchronizing music the very 1st day I had the Ipod touch. As a result, went back to the Apple store for changing it for another device, thinking the Ipod was faulty, which Apple accepted and changed my device for a brand new one.
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