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not really depends which country in Britain it would be blue silver and blsck

yes you can charge it for say 30 min. and listen to it. It just has to have enough battery level.(not none)

Yes, it's called Shuffle Memories or something like that. Though I've heard it's basically the first season with one new added episode

It depends on where the song is coming from and what format it is currently in. If it is off of a CD, then you just insert it and open iTunes. If it comes from a website like Wal-Mart, Amazon, etc, then it should automatically add to your iTunes library. Some songs require that you convert it to a different file. I have provided a link to a free (almost anyway) downloadable converter which should help. Once you have put your songs into your iTunes library, then you click on your iPod and click on the music tab. You can select which ones you want to sync and which ones you do not.

If you have 3.1.3 firmware then yes, you will have to downgrade to 3.1.2. This does NOT work for the 3G.

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A person can buy all kinds of electronic devices from the Apple Online store. There are computers, laptops, phones, music players and accessories for sale. There is also a music store.

Well, chances are you can't in less you contact the Apple company yourself and ask them if they will unlock it (chances are they will if not reported stolen). Or you can contact the person that sold it to you and ask them for the password.

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Touching a blade will not automatically make it go rusty.

You go onto installous or whatever you have and down the bottom there should be a sign saying updates. You click on the game you want to update and install it. Delete the old version.

Press Menu and the middle button and then it should unfreeze

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Technically yes because it will remove your jailbreak if you update and any cydia apps, such as installous will be deleted.

Restore it, then all info wiped off even passcode.

This entirely depends on what you are trying to build, but here are some suggestions on what to include:

Since this is listed under Windows, I would say Microsoft Visual Studio.

For Java or Linux development, use Eclipse.

For XML/XSLT, use oXygen and RenderX.

For PHP, use Zend Studio with XAMPP.

Other options:

Delphi (Pascal)

Dreamweaver (HTML)

I usually combine this with a set of image editors (Photoshop, Illustrator, GIMP, Fireworks)

and some quick editors (Notepad++)

I think the ultimate development kit should contain a lot of this kind of tools. Hope it helps.

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Burning to disk is part of the Mac OS. There are links to 'Burn Disk' in many applications and folders. For example in iTunes, there is a 'Burn Disc' button on the lower left of the main window. The easiest way would be to make a playlist of the songs you wanted to burn, select the playlist, and click 'Burn Disc.'

There are several types of discs that you can burn. CD disks can hold 1 to 20 or more songs depending on the length of each song. If you want more, and have a player that can play MP3 music, you first convert your music into mp3 in iTunes (Advanced=>Create MP3 Version). Then put the mp3s you want to burn into a playlist and select the playlist and click 'Burn Disc.' an mp3 disk can hold hundreds of songs, depending on the file size of each song.

A "Burn Folder" can be burned to disk as well. Open a folder with stuff you want to put on the disk. In the menu at the top of the folder window is 'Actions' which has 'New Burn Folder.'

Make a new Burn Folder and drag the things you want on the disk into the burn folder. Open the burn folder (After you have put what you want into it) and click 'BURN' which is in the upper right corner. NOTE: The burn folder is a data base, so you can throw it away when you are done and the stuff in it will NOT be thrown away.

Different disks have different sizes. A CD will hold up to 700 Megabytes. DVD can hold several amounts depending on the number of sides and how many layers on each side: 4.7 GB (single-sided, single-layer) 8.5 GB (single-sided, double-layer) and 9.4 GB (double-sided, single-layer) So, a CD can hold 700,000,000 bytes (700 MB), and a DVD can hold 9,400,000,000 bytes! (9,400 MB). 13 CD disks will fit on the large DVD.

Use a putty knife. If you have one that is about as wide as the iPod long is, then slide it between de front and backcase.

Then you can pry the backcase off.

You can also use plastic tools, but since the classic has a metal front and back it is actually harder with those.

Applications that have been deleted can be reinstalled very easily by visiting the Apps store on the device where they were first downloaded to. Usually, Applications are stored in a Cloud form after they are first downloaded and can be accessed easily.

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If you do use a stylus (Needs to be a special one, because the iPod touch and iPhone require a special kind), you can pretty much just click things, 'flicking' the screen doesn't work to well with one. People mainly use it for typing. Search CodysTechReviews on YouTube for more help!

-Cody

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yes it does ah when u hit the eject button the disk drive comes open right well the disk drive is ur peripheral so yeah is does

yes it does ah when u hit the eject button the disk drive comes open right well the disk drive is ur peripheral so yeah is does