iPod

The iPhone does not have a physical keyboard. It is a keyboard that pops up on the display when you need to type something in and you type by touching the keys on the touchscreen sensitive display.

Yes! textfree is a reliable free app. what a great app. turn your ipod touch into an iphone just like that. download the app!

16 Gb is 16 000 Mb, witch is 16 000 000 kb. 1 minute of music is about 700 kb, depending on the quality of the music. A music file most of the times includes the kbps, wich means kb per second. kpbs times 60 is how much in one minute. So 16 Gb can hold about 1400 hours of music. Video size is very depending of the video quality, but you can check the size of the file.

If you are talking about a iPod nano 5th generation then i have an answer. For a PC, you must connect the iPod to your computer. Then go to My Computer on the desktop and select the iPod. Open it and go to the DCIM folder, then the 000APPLE, then there are all your recorded videos. Copy and paste the MPG4 versions anywhere you want them on your computer. Then open and enjoy!

you need a progam ( i think Nero Pro does it) Super DVD, Total Video Converter(good) ....etc. These programs have the capability of taking the video and making a snapshot of the frame and saves it to an image file(gif, jpeg).

you can only update it to like 4.0 otherwise it'd lock up or something

Yes, Motorola Razr can be charged through a PC or MAC USB port. You need a special SW driver installed on the machine and then you can charge it with the normal USB cable connected to the computer. There are many web pages hosting the driver and procedure. Do a google search for "Razr USB Charging"

http://www.noheat.com/2007/01/31/charge-motorola-razr-with-standard-usb-cable-from-pc

http://blog.gruby.com/2006/11/27/charging-a-motorola-razr-over-usb/

- Neeraj Sharma

Well, I'm sorry to here that you dropped it in the water.... But, there's nothing you can do. You will have to buy a new one..... And, I know that stinks, cuz those things are pretty expensive.

Dear Questioner, The answer to that question is very simply explained. I just discovered a remedy for the iPod problem that nobody knows how to fix! If your iPod won't charge at all, what you do is described in the following steps: 1. Connect the iPod to a computer (any computer) 2. Reset the iPod and go to the secret debug menu by holding down Middle+Rewind 3. Go to Power -> Charge current 4. Let charge on computer for 2 hours 5. If it isn't working, then send your iPod in I hope this has been helpful to you. If not, e-mail me at RichieDude93@hotmail.com and tell me your actual problem. Sincerely, Richie Stafford

yay!! i got a blog!...... But i think Ipods are better because they may not have as much memory as the average Mp3, but the sound is louder and it just looks more..um..STYLISH i guess really! - Mark .j. Townend

24x + 55 = 883

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go to setting, sound, hit change with buttons

Yes. It is illegal to copy and paste music and movies. You need expressed permission from the labels to do that. That's what copyright protection is (and DRM).

it means you need to charge it and fast or your battery will be SHOT!

it prevents jailbreak and hacks. pretty much pointless

Apple products do not get viruses; it is impossible to get a virus from things downloaded in the Apple App Store.

The 4th generation of the iPod Touch can take video, but the 3rd, 2nd and 1st generation cannot take video.

There is no Apple store in neither Watford nor High Wycombe although both have retailers such as PC World and John Lewis that stock Apple products. For a list of UK Apple stores see links below.

You have to find a program to convert the files first. iPod just supports mp4 format. Once you've plugged in your iPod into you computer, and loaded iTunes you can add a files to your iTunes library by going "FILE" then "IMPORT". There you'll have your folders. When you find the track you want on your iPod double click on it. You'll then have that song in your Library. While you iPod is plugged in, you can select it on the menu on the left hand side. When you click on "iPOD" (or if you have given your iPod a name, just click that) you can then click a button in the bottom right hand corner of the screen. This is "SYNC". This will put all of the songs that you have imported into your library onto your iPod. If you're still having trouble, then your iPod should've come with a manual of some kind when you bought it. You could check that.

There are several ways in order for one to backup the music stored on one's iPod. However, one of the easy way is installing Syncios, Connecting the iPod, Choosing iPod music files, and then backup iPod music.

I suggest that you do turn off the Internet via turning off Wi-Fi (which will basically deny you access to iTunes or the App store due to lack of Internet access). It will help save your battery life for your device. If you have the application(App) downloaded from the App Store, then you will have no problem accessing the application without Internet. This is, of course, assuming the fact that whatever applications you are trying to access do not require you to use Internet to use/play. Most applications do not use the Internet, especially games.

Hope this helps with using your device at its full capacity.

A good rule of thumb to apply is 10 GB can record about 45 minutes of video; therefore, 20 GB - 1.5 hours, 40 GB - 3 hours, 80 GB - 6 hours, 120 GB - 9 hours, etc. This, however, is just an estimate. You will definitely get more or less depending on the quality of video. Low or poor quality will give you more time, but high or excellent clarity will, of course, give you less time.