iPod

The only way to get through your iPod Touch password without restoring is entering the password.

To save a song on your playlist, you have to create one. Go to music on your ipod, than click "Playlists" and it will say "Add playlist" (ipod touch version 4.2 or higher required). Then name your playlist and touch a song to add then click "Done"

To delete a song from your itunes library, is to right click on the song then click were it says delete, than it will say "Are you sure you want to remove the selected song from your itunes library. Just click "Remove".

Go to the iTunes Store then there should be something that says music with an arrow pointing down. Click that and a list should appear, one is Movies.

If searching in the iTunes store select the Movies/Films button at the top of the main iTunes store window to browse available movies or use the Search box in the top right corner to search for a specific title.

Unfortunately, Pandora is streamed from the Internet, and iPod Nano's do not have Wi-Fi. Pandora is downloaded from the AppStore, and is only available on iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.

You can put all your apps in a folder to help declutter the screen.

Hold down the app you want to delete on the screen. When it begins to jiggle you will see a little X on it. Touch that and it will ask you if you want to delete. Say "yes". To stop the jiggle press home button.

Answer: It depends.

Not all mp3's are created equal, depending on bitrate, song length & such, mp3s can vary in size quite a bit. Many mp3's are encoded at lower bitrates, 128 kb/s or lower. This results in reduced file sizes as well as reduced sound quality. 128 is fine for many people, but others dislike the sound quality and so they rip their cd's at higher bitrates, resulting in larger files.

I dont know where you get your mp3's so we cant tell exactly what your results will be, but if we make a couple assumptions we can do some ballpark math.

If we assume 128 kb/s bitrate, which is pretty average, you get about 1 minute of music per megabyte.

If we assume the average song is about 4 minutes, 4 minutes = 4 megabytes or so...

1 gb = 1024 megabytes = 256 'songs'

So 20 gb would give you around 5120 songs.... give or take.

Of course, if you wanted better sound quality, you might rip your cds at 256 kb/s, but then you would only be able to carry half as many songs.

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664. i know of people who have 2000-6000. one of my friends only has 100 something. it depends.

A style of dance. Looks pretty good if done properly. Look up "melbourne shuffle" on youtube and u can see exactly what it's supposed to look like. There are also videos that teach you how to do it.

Music is written onto a CD using a blank disc and a burner. When writing to the disc, this creates millions of "pits" on the track, which can been seen by using a powerful microscope. Blocks of data can be either read as a 0 or 1, or binary. An extremely thin track spirals across the disc and measures at about 5km long. It samples at 44kHz 2ch 16bit audio, which is enough for at least an hour of listening.

I started my daughter out with a cheap Sansa mp3 player 1 mega byte for about $39.00 before moving up to an Ipod a year later. It holds hundreds of songs and its cheaper to replace when its lost or stolen or dropped in the toilet if you know what I mean. He/She is 9 years old, they don't need one at all, unless they are HUGE fans of like fall out boy, Avril Lavine, ECT. get them like a toy truck...

it is an innovative invention!!

The photo cache is there to keep a compressed version of a photo, made to fit your ipod. Deleting this will just result in itunes getting confused

I got it... if you cant send it to your E-mail.. you have to take the alternative way, Zune. First you connect the phone to Zune, then you click the phone on the bottom left part of Zune and after that you should see a computer screen at the bottom left. now you click pictures under the collection button, find the picture you want and drag it to the computer icon. It is on your computer but you have to know the name of the pic. After you know the name of it... find a file that should say "Imported on xx-xx-xx" (X's represent the date) and it will be in the file and you can move the picture where you want to.

The fourth generation, they have not gone to the fifth generation yet, but it's rumored they will in mid 2012, however.

Yes, but not for a while yet. Tapulous are interested in exploring other markets, including PS/XBox and developing newer features such as voice recognition, meaning the TTR5 for iPod/iPhone will be pushed back for a year or so at least.

This all comes in the wake of the sale to Disney, who are really pushing the TapTap concept through and want to make it the next Guitar Hero.

We can expect TTR5 available on multiple platforms (possibly PS4/XBox720) as well as iPhone early 2015.

FM transmitters are considered to be a dinosaur- a thing of past technology. FM transmitters transmits quality local transmissions but are impractical for long range purposes.

You drag all of the apps inside out out the folder and then it disappears.

8GB...

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An iTunes account is always free, whether or not you purchase an iPod from the Apple Store.

You can go to the Apple website I provided, or call 1-800-APL-CARE.