You need to have an iTunes account and password over a Wi-Fi connection to download the free games through the App Store.

Through iTunes, you still need the internet and an iTunes account and password. There may also be a parental setting that is preventing you from buying the free games.

You go to the settings icon and click on notifications a switch will appear you flip that switch so that it says no

Angry Birds

i like angry birds and how you destroy those stupid pig monsters off the tower and kills them

I dont think you can because when you got it should have already had app store.

Yes, you can. Connect your iPod Touch to the computer (as you normally would to charge it) and just sync the apps you buy on iTunes like you would with a song or video.

FIrst thing to do is check to see if your iPod meets the requirements for the apps you are trying to install.

If you used the apps before and suddenly you can't, check to see if the app put an update in during your last synch. Sometimes devlopers update their apps and then they don't work properly. Best way to do this is to remove the app and then put it back in again.

If all else fails, set your iPod back to factory settings and reinstall everything from scratch. This is a bit tedious, but it may resolve the problem.

AppleWorks hasn't been produced or sold in a long time, so it would be difficult to place an exact price on it. Copies are being sold on eBay for about $20 to $30.

You go into your app store on your iPod and find a application or game that is free and click into it and press free then install and make your account! :)

You can ckeck the app store

To make a new App Store password, you would need to change your Apple ID password. To do that, see the link below.

If you do not know the password, you must reset the password. If you cant reset the password you cant download an app.

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Drag the item to be sold into the market bar and take your finger off.

once on to itunes you buy the app then it will turn up in you libray under apps then connect your ipod touch and drag the app to your little icon of your ipod

Your iPad will charge the fastest if connected to an power outlet. If you connect it to a computer for charging, depending on the computer, the iPad may not start charging until the computer is idle or "asleep."

The charging time for any battery operated device always depends on how many times the battery has gone through the drain-charge cycle. For the relatively new iPad version 3, it may be as short as 30 minutes but again, depending on the condition of the battery, may take several hours to get a full charge.

Also, keep in mind that the battery charge icon is not a direct measure of how much charge is left but a software interpretation of battery charge. In other words, it does take into account what you are doing so that the iPad can give you an appropriate warning of "5% charge" if you continue what you are doing.

The only way the App Store could not be on your iPod Touch is if you have a jailbroken iPod and it was deleted. The App Store is an app that cannot be deleted on a non-jailbroken iPod Touch. Restoring the iPod Touch should fix that. You will loose your jailbreak by restoring however.

It is also possible that you have 'Restrictions' enabled and the App Store is restricted. To fix this, you have to go to go to Settings >>> General >>> Restrictions. Then you enter the four digit restriction pass-code and then you can turn the restriction off. NOTE: This works on Jailbroken devices and normal devices. Unless your jailbreak has in retrospect, taken over your iPod Touch and locked you out of it or corrupted it. To use safer jailbreaks, stick with the top three jailbreaks; GreenPois0n, RedSn0w, and JailBreakMe.com. Again, these are not completely safe, as no jailbreak is safe, but those are the top rated for safety and ease.

As an estimate; I would say at least over a billion. You never really know, so yeah

Every person's username and password for the app store is different.

It varies between what app it is. Some of them are free. I have dozens of apps on my ipod touch that i got for free. If you have a wi-fi connection,(Internet connection), you can go on the app store and find the app that you want. The price will be right next to it!
They vary in prices. Many are free, the more functional ones cost money (around a dollar or two). Some of the more advanced apps can even cost hundreds of dollars.

im not sure but if you do you might have to go through many forms i guess

Apple gift cards are more widely accepted at green grocers, to purchase apples and bananas. When spent at selected stores noted on the apple site, the face value is increased by 50%. I hope this helps you in your quest for fruity goodness.

Are you on restrictions? Go to settings, general, then turn off your restrictions.

yeah,match have an internet connection and wifi 2 enable the app store.

i think it can hold up to 11 pages but it can have as many as the hard drive will store.