iPod Touch

Music touches peoples lives in many different ways. It reminds us of loved ones that have passed, gives us energy when we exercise, and reminds us of happy times spent with people we love.

That is as difficult question to answer as asking "how many rocks fit in a 5 gallon bucket?"

It will depend on the photo size, how much room you have left after all your game and music and other apps and... Thousands is the best answer.

MC model are ipod or iphone of a late model, while MC are a new model. the problem with the new model it's unjailbreakable yet. it has a chip inside that prevent it to be downgraded. So if jailbreak is of no concern of your. go for MC it's faster than the non MC. If you want to jailbreak it and be free of itune store go for non MC

I never had this happen but you could TRY restarting your iPod by going into the Settings>general and no media or data would be deleted.Or "Restore"Every apps would be still there and your music.You just need to back your device up...or creating a new

account and try again ,hope this helped

1. a magnetic compass shows the direction of magnetic north and bearings from it
2. a compass is also a drawing utensil in design and technology that you can use to draw accurate circles. This has been improved by Harriet webster

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

no, to get internet you need a wifi connection where ever you are. if there is not one that you can connect to, then you cant use internet

Install the app iBooks (It's from apple) and on the top right hand corner there is a store button and thats where they are.

if you have usb chord and if your computer has a usb port just connect that 2 usb and download all you want on your ipod

for an iPod touch ,to change your passcode go to settings app and there should something called general. You click on it, then it should take you to passcode lock. From there you can chage your code. But if you already have a lock, you have to eneter it in. If you forgot this then you can take it to the apple store. Or plug it in to your computer and click on your itouch's name. There should be some tabs near the top. Find the right one and there should be a button that says chage pass code.

listen and listen well. Ipods, ipod touches, and everything that has earphones that go in your ears. Damage to the ears can be prevented! JUst dont put the ipod on too high wit volume and dont listen to it too much. It's all about duration. If u do this, u will be fine

Damage such as loss of hearing.

"U wanna come to my house for some fun?" she whispered.

"Huh?"

"Cum to my house," she said.

"Wat did u mutter?"

"CUM TO MY HOUSE!"

"Oh!!! Ok."

hahaha. but this realy can happen.

ya.

the touch screen computer was invented in 2009 at the APPLE store. the creator is unknown

The touch-screen was invented by Silicon Graphics and Sun in the late 1980s to early 1990s to replace the absolute position mouse-pad (Sun) and absolute position touch-pad (SGI).

It became obvious that if you already had a touch sensitive or position sensitive interface device which directly correlated to an absolute position on a screen, that the next logical move was to integrate that device with the screen so that one would touch the screen at the spot to which it correlated.

Among the issues that had to be overcome was that the physical size of a CRT screen was fixed but the projected size of the image on that screen would vary due to electric current fluctuations, etc and had to be calibrated at first use and sometimes after long intervals due to changes over time of power on the grid.

Another issue was that first generation absolute position mouse-pad/touch-pad designs had an opaque surface used for detecting the absolute position of the mouse/finger/stylus. The new technology had to have a detection system that would not interfere with the viewing of the screen.

Early solutions included a screen with four receivers at each corner which triangulated the position of a stylus. Other designs included a special stylus that connected to the video card. It would know exactly when any particular signal was being sent to the screen and would use a light sensor at the tip of the stylus to detect CRT output. By correlating the two, the system could calculate exactly where on the screen the stylus was placed. (Compare Nintendo's Duck Hunt).

The advantage of this method was that there was no need to calibrate for different screen sizes. The disadvantage was that it could not detect a touch and required a separate button-press to indicate a touch.

Other solutions included a transparent film connected to sensors around the edge which measured the stress applied to the film along the edge to detect where (and how hard) the screen was being touched.

One "universal" solution was a multi-axis motion/weight sensitive support device on which a monitor could be placed. Once synchronised, any touch on any part of the screen could be calculated via the motion of the screen detected by the support device. It's accuracy diminished with increased weight but was useful for monitors up to seventeen inches.

Eventually, capacitive and resistive sensors were being manufactures that were transparent. these could be placed directly on an LCD screen. With LCD screens, there was no need to calibrate the monitor as the pixel positions were fixed on the screen.

These devices, mainly used on Silicon Graphics imaging workstations and CADD/CAM workstations, started coming into use on personal computing devices with the popularity of the graphical user interface (GUI) desktop of Windows, OS/2, Apple, X-Windows, WAVE, GEM, and others.

Press the key that says:

PrtScn

SysRq

Then go into paint and paste it there, then select the parts of the image you want and click copy, then click new and paste, then save!

ive done this before on my laptop all you need to do in hold Fn then press F7

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You cannot purchase or download any app from the App Store without your iTunes account password.

However, if you have the password remembered on your computer, you can purchase the app through iTunes, and then transfer it through the USB-iPod Touch cable from there.

you will need to a get a Sony LBT-ZX66i or other of it models that comes "ipod ready". this models have a docking station for your ipod, once plugged you can listen to your music without an aux cord... with price tags $290+... i wont mind using the aux cable!!!

yes if they are purchased from the itunes store. to get money on itunes buy an itunes card and scratch of the back then redeem.now back to the question.yes if they are purchased from the itunes store. no if you rip it from a CD you own. but i don't know if rippin dvds is o.k.

It can access any Wi-Fi router (but locked ones need a password or WEP key), but certainly not from anywhere in the world.

Most routers only have a 200 foot max radius coverage, and that is if there are no walls or obstructions to block the signal.

i don't care of this question jk ! i don't know i had trouble with this myself.

normally you can tell when your iPod shuffle is charging is because the little light will turn orange when it's on the charger and when it's fully charged the light will turn green!

There needs to be a wireless network in the area (wi-fi). When there is one... turn on the ipod. Tap the "Settings" app. Tap the Wi-fi option. Then the wireless network's name should appear. Tap the network, and it may ask for a password. Once you enter the password you should be able to access the internet.

The founder of the iPod is the company Apple

apple store

8GB:- £165.00 16GB:-£214.00 32GB:- £282.00 these are the prices argos are selling them at. http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&langId=-1&searchTerms=iPod&tag=HPSearch3