iPod Touch

No, the iPod Touch is just an iPod, no phone features whatsoever, and you do not need to enter into a contract nor pay monthly fees to have one.

Sorry, but the last person said that deleting apps (creating storage) makes you download faster. This is wrong. Also, doing two things on WiFi at the same time slows down other things. So if you want to download faster on you iPod, its best to stand closest to your Wi-Fi router (where the signal comes from). And if no one is using the Wi-Fi except you, then downloading the app will be much faster.

The answer to this varies from person to person, but here are some things that might help you decide.

The kindle is for people that like to do a lot of reading. The ipod touch is too small and will strain your eyes when reading for too long on it.

If you like watching videos, both the Kindle fire and the ipod touch can do this, but the kindle has a bigger screen so it's easier to watch videos on it.

If you listen to a lot of music then the ipod touch is the best choice for you.

Both the ipod touch and the kindle fire have apps and can browse the internet. If your priority is mobility then the smaller ipod touch is the best choice for you.

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get your charger lead. And then plug the USB connection into the computer. (the fat end). The port for it is in your hard drive.

then get the other end and put it into your ipod touch. the port for this will be situated at the bottom of it near the home button.

Make sure your computer is on, it will automatically sync to your computer and begin charging. a charger lead symbol will come up on the ipods screen showing that it is being charged.

Here is what you need to do.

1. unplug ipod from charging.

2. wait 5 seconds.

3. press the center button and the menu button. hold for 10seconds.

It should now work.

To locate the iPod Touch, it must first have been set up for Apple's Find My iPhone service. If it is, there are two ways to locate it. If Find My iPhone is not setup on the device, there is no way to locate it.

With an iPod Touch, iPhone, or iPad:

Go to the App Store.

Search Find My iPhone

Download it (free)

Once downloaded, open and sign in with your Apple ID

Tap your iPod Touch and either wipe, lock, locate or display a message and play a sound. Note: this ONLY works if your iPod Touch is connected to WiFi where it is.

With a computer:

Go to me.com

Sign in with Apple ID

Click your iPod and either wipe, lock, locate, or display a message and play a sound.

Note: Requires iPod to be connected to WiFi

If you are talking about Apple iPods & iTunes, the answer is about 20,000. The "real" answer is - it depends. It depends on the length of the songs, your compression type, compression level, more than you probably want to get into. If you compress them a lot, you could get 30,000, but the sound quality will go down as compression goes up.

You can text and even video chat if you have Skype. And yes you can call but it's illegal.

Hold your finger on an app until they all start wiggling. Drag one app on top of another that you want to group it with. It will make a folder and give it a default name which you can change. You can add more icons in the same way, or remove icons from a group by dragging them out.

No. You need to purchase it just like music.

Depends what mp4 player do you have?

it has not come out yet. it will come out in september or october

It depends where you live

You don't want to know because its expensive and no way I'm gonna buy it because i already have a iPod touch why waste anymore money when you can listen to music on the computer for free

Apps and songs all have different file sizes. Thus, it is impossible to tell.

Here is something to get a relative idea as to what your needs are: Most songs are usually 5 minutes or under, and have a file size of 10 megabytes or lower. Many songs usually only take 7-9 megabytes of space. Most apps are generally under 10 megabytes, but some are over, and very few are.

If u have an WiFi connection around u then,

1.Go to settings

2.Then go to WiFi

3.Click the network u want to connect to

4.If a password is needed put in the wep code (its located on the bottom of wireless router, this is an example of one.......[4653782716]

5.When u are connected u should see 3 light blue bars at the top of ipod that looks like 3 little waves

6.If the waves are blue u are connected to internet.

You can have as many as you want. But if someone already has an account, you can use your ipod/iphone on that account and won't take the songs on that persons account. It will even recognize that you are new to itunes.

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go to settings general the bottom youll see

No, only computers that have internal wifi cards have access to a wifi source.

A wireless router is the only way that a wifi signal is broadcast, but by adding a wireless device to your computer if it doesn't have an internal card, you can gain access to the router and the internet.

Yes, apps take up memory and space on your iPod.

One back of your iPod, in very small and fine writing

approximaty 35-60

It should be argued that the iPad has not changed society as a whole.

It is not the first tablet computer. It is not the first computer with downloadable apps. It is not the first touchscreen device.

It HAS changed the computer industry, moving the focus of software development away from titles bought at a computer store, installed from a DVD, and stored on a hard drive. The Apple App Store is the #1 software retailer in the world, and iTunes the #1 music store. The focus of new operating systems, including the upcoming Windows 8, accounts for lower-powered mobile CPUs, various resolution screens, and touch surface operation at the core of the system.

You can't. Your iPod has a limited storage capacity. The amount is engraved on the back of the iPod. Once you run out of room, you've run out of room.