iPod Nano

Chances are, probably not. Any PC that is running Windows 98 SE probably only has USB 1.x ports, which don't carry enough 'juice' to really charge an iPod nano. Also, iTunes itself (the software manager for the iPod) requires at least Windows 2000 to run. As an alternative, Apple makes wall chargers for iPods that can be purchased for about $30.

iPods did not exist in 1979

yes you can use it on an ipod nano

you would have to do so through home-sharing, a memory stick etc. it can not be done from ipod straight to another ipod, you must use a computer.

no, you cant put ur own games onto ur ipod, u have to buy a game on itunes There are certain ways to add games off the internet, but that can load viruses onto ur computer and it doesnt always work.

Yes. There will. Yes, I am sure that Apple company will come out with at LEAST a new generation of the iPod Nano and the other types of iPod's out there, if the product is still popular, which I am sure, it still will be.

Go to the page you want to take a picture of. Then, press and hold the home button and lock button at the same time for about 2 seconds. Let go and the screen should flash white and then fade out quite quickly. You have now taken a screen shot of the web page. It automatically goes onto your camera roll.

To cheat on ipod nano's vortex you start the game, then when the countdown starts click the menu button in the upright position, then turn it to the side and click then pause/play button. That clears the level for you...

steps:

1. Wash you hands

2. put the cleaner stuff on your fingers

3. put the contact on your finger inside up so its like a rightside up bowl

4. put more cleaner on the contact

5. with your thumb and first finger stretch your eyelids apart (the hand that is not holding the contact)

5. place the contact on the iris

and do the same to the other !

3rd Generations and later iPod Nanos i.e 4th and 5th Generations support video playback.

The 5th generation iPod nano has a bigger body, and uses a click wheel (the circle under the screen) to navigate through the iPod. It has a few games, an organiser, a Notes feature, etc.

The 6th generation iPod nano is smaller, square, and sports a multi-touch screen. It has a built in clip at the back.

Well, if you have an iHome, its pretty simple. Just put iPod in the dock, push the home button on the iPod and the sleep/wake button on the iHome. Wait until the apple logo appears. Then, you should be good to go.

yes

On most MP3 players, including iPods, you can delete and replace songs when you have it connected to a computer. Most MP3 players won't let you delete songs without connecting to a computer. -DJ Craig

no unless apple bring it out

If you want music more than games the nano but the itouch has everything you could almost ever want I have the iPodtouch 4gen 32gig and I can gold tons of music and games and even movies/tv series I suggest the itouch

you have to make up a code.

it depends if its badly scratched or not. if its not scratched at all then its probley worth over $100

keep clicking the menu button until it shows up.

if you read the manual, you find that the screen can be rotated by rotating two fingers on the screen in the direction you wish the screen to rotate. simple

You have to plug the iPod into your computer with the cord it came with and then go to iTunes. Next, double click on the iPod nano icon in the left sidebar and it should drop a list of things like 'Music' etc. Click on the 'Music' category and you should see all the songs that are on the iPod nano (at this stage if you can't click on the songs then you need to change the iPod to 'let the iPod be controlled manually' which if you click the iPod icon, should bring you to a list of options you can check for the iPod). On the song you do not want, control-click it and click 'delete'. It will not delete the song off the computer, but it will delete it off the iPod! Happy listening :)

If your iPod will not turn on try one of two things. First try charging it before you power it on. If it does not have enough power it will not be able to power on. If that does not work try plugging it into your PC and restoring its original factory settings.

Usually, when an iPod is stuck in "hold," that's a hardware failure in the switch itself. If it's still under warranty, contact Apple (or take it to an Apple store) to arrange for a replacement. If it's not under warranty any more, you can take it to an Apple store and they'll give you a discount on a new iPod if you trade yours in.

Otherwise, you may be able to have one of the companies in the links below repair the switch for you for less than the price of a new iPod. Good luck.

I can confirm that on my old IPOD 2GB nano, holding center button and Menu button simultaneously for 6-8 seconds solved this problem.

i tried that it still does not work!!

The 7th generation iPod Nano is no longer in production. However, it can be purchased at many aftermarket retailers, or through online discount shopping sites.

no, It only plays the music. no, It only plays the music.