iPod

It is to fit a camera you would go to Apple to do this. Send it to Apple, yell at them to give you a camera for it and install the camera app. They'll split the iPod in half and peel off the black thing like a scab and the iPod will scream and then shove a camera into it.

Drag any app on top of another then it creates a folder.

playlist tags are the things that you make your playlist from. things such as an ipod,mp3 player,and itunes.

It depends on the app. Some charge, some don't.

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You can delete them the same as deleting a tagged song. Simply rub to the right on the song/tag, it brings up a red delete at the right which you can then delete with

You have to connect your iPod / iPad / iPhone to your computer and update it. The app will automatically arrive.

If you don't know the password, you are likely not authorized to use the router, Contact the operator of the router for permission.

just click ad songs on right pane click browse click file and it will download it. if it is protected then burn the music to a cd rom then rip it back and it will remove the code! only three songs are alowed at this time which i dont' like~

It all depends on the shop that your going to get it done at and what your going to have engraved on it. If your going to have your name engraved on it:

Normally: about £30

sometimes: about £40

Hope this helped :)

You can email Youtube videos by doing the following:

When watching a video at the bottom bar there will be an email icon click it

Enter the email address for the person you want to send it to. Send it and you've emailed it.

Songs come in many different shapes and sizes. It all depends on the file format and the bitrate. I'm going to make a lot of assumptions here.

I'll assume you're asking about the MP3 file format at a constant (as opposed to variable, which is impossible to calculate for your question) bitrate of 128 kilobits/sec(kbps).

Depending on who you ask, 1 kb=1024 b or 1 kb=1000 b. In this case, it's the latter. Also keep in mind, there is added overhead in almost any music format. This overhead contains information about the file, but the added amount of size is almost negligible, especially when you talk about longer songs or songs at a higher bitrate.

With the above assumptions in mind, a 1 minute song would be about 940 kB. This remains pretty linear. A 2 minute song would be 1880 kB. A 3 minute song would be 2820. A song of x minutes in length would be x * 940 kB. To get it in MB, just divide by 1024. Keep in mind, this only holds true for songs encoded at 128 kbps. At a higher or lower bitrate, you'll need to tweak the formula included below.

For any math geniuses out there, that's:

[time in secs] * [bitrate in kbps] * [1000 b / 1 kb] * [1 B / 8 b] * [1 kB / 1024 B] * [1 MB / 1024 kB] = Size in MB

Simplified:

[bitrate in kbps] * 7500 / 1048576

[128] * 7500 / 1048576 = .92 MB + [overhead for the MP3 format].

That's about 940 kB / minute

By turning off the hold button

It really depends on how long the song is, and the size of the file. The average song (3 minutes long) is about 3 megabytes, therefore 1000 songs would be 3 gigabytes, but it all depends on the size of the file. But I'd say on average a megabytes a minute. An easy way to figure it out is to look at the size of your songs, make an average size, and really if its a thousand songs, you can just change the megabytes at the end to gigabytes.

Hope I could help you.

When playing a song, tap the album cover. A tiny menu should pop up with how long the song is at the top of the album. Tap the circle made by two arrows. This is to the left of the Genius Playlist Symbol. This should allow your iPod Touch to play more than one song continuously.

I don't know, the same thing happens to me with $25 gift card . Frustrating...

all you gotta do is make sure you have at least seven friends, required skills and your mood is high too.

also it occurs on luck so be patient and keep going to work with those done and eventually you will have yourself a record deal (:

I had the same problem. It might be because you have an older ipod that is not compatible with the newer dock or you might have an older dock not compatible with the newer ipod.

If it is an iPod Touch, yes, you can work on an iPod or use the iPod while it is charging.

you can download it from your computer and drag it in it but you a memory card

Rip the music files to your computer and then sync the ipod to it via itunes

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