iPod

You can't. If you really want to text without WiFi though I suggest buying an iPhone. That's exactly why Apple came up with an iPhone anyways.

For texting with WiFi though i suggest using an app called textfree+Vm, I use it all the time and besides getting a limit with calling you can text as much as you want free as long as a wireless connection is available.

"You can buy Network Interface Cards at any electronics store. Amazon has them online. Some good brands are Belkin, PCI and Samsung. Make sure you have a matching port on your computer. Most cards use USB ports."

it can if you don't know what your doing but if you want to jailbreak your ipod and not mess it up, i learn it from this guy on you-tube just type "how to jailbreak your ipod touch" and hopefully it the first one and the one I'm thinking of

If you sync your touch to your computer (in iTunes), your iPad will read those files and sync to them to itself if you specify it in iTunes.......just open up the "apps" tab on top of the iPad window. All of your apps should show up. You can sync music in the same was. Instead of the "apps" tab, click on the music tab.

Yes it is, apple took it to court but lost so go ahead and jailbreak.

• Click the Windows Start menu.
• Type "Control Panel".
• Click Control Panel.
• Click Hardware and Sound.
• Click Adjust System Volume.
• Click the speaker icon to unmute any muted sounds.
• Click and drag to raise the slider bar below all system sounds.

To a certain extent, yes. But really jailbreaking your iDevice is just modding it. Unless you are the developer you didn't really hack, you simply used the hack that someone made. But you're manipulating software to do what it was not intended to do. So it matters what you believe hacking is.

yes because i use my shuffle with my idog and it always works

To save space on an iPod, don't put games, music, videos, or photos that you never see or use. This will save you space in the long run.

hold down the button on top of the ipod screen until something says slide to shut down then slide it across the screen.

No. the bluetooth and wifi cababilities currently don't work with mobile phones so you'd have to take them of your ipod and put them on a phone through a computer.

It depends on the style of case desired. Often the best sites, both in terms of price and available assortment, are eBay and Amazon. Cases can usually be found for much less than in a traditional store.

around 1 million it depends on the size of the song

It depends on the model.

The iPod shuffle has 1 GB of memory.

The iPod nano has either 4 or 8 GB of memory.

The iPod classic has either 80 or 160 GB of memory.

The iPod touch has either 8 , 32 ,and 64 GB of memory.

They do not make 16GB i Pod touches anymore.

it can hold eleven pages and still have extra not showing unless you jailbreak

any age old enough not to smash it and understand instructions then yes but i would say 8+

There are many Apple Stores. They all have their own phone number. See links below for lists of online and actual retail stores.

You can download music without losing songs. Unless your iPod doesn't have any more room for music. You can download songs from iTunes. You can buy songs form the Apple store or you can download songs from a CD. You can put music on your ipod by dragging the song(s) to the little iPod logo, located on the right hand side of the iTunes menu.

It will depend on the size of the photos and what else is on the iPad. Assuming that no apps, music or videos are being stored on the iPad and that the pictures are using JPEG compression then the iPad could hold over 100,000 pictures.

Your iPod does have a setting called "Transfer Purchases" in which it will transfer all of the purchased content onto your new computer. But your iPod has to be hooked in and you might have to click on the transfer option a few times. And there is a special setting on iTunes called Home Sharing that also does this.

How much an iPod Nano 3rd Generation costs depends on where you purchase it and whether you choose a 4 GB or 8 GB device. You can expect to pay between $70 and $200.

Why don't you ask your sister? She certainly knows that.

I've heard that the reason for that is because your iPod/iPhone/whatever has a lot of things that it needs to back up.

Of course, this all depends on:

1) How compressed the file is (Bitrate)

2) How long the song is (Seconds)

3) Compression codec used

4) Ultimately, this translates to what is the average file size (in MB) of the songs.

So... there are 1024 MB in a GB, so 1024 * 160 MB in 160 GB or 163,840 MB in 160 GB.

If the songs are of an average file size of 4 MB then 160 GB would store 40,960 songs.

It means if you have bought anything on the particular app before you updated it you can restore those things you bought on that app