iPod

If you bought theCD and the MP3 player is yours than no it isn't illegal. Putting the music on someone elses MP3 player is illegal and\or selling your MP3 player with music on it is illegal. Hope this answers the question.

I think so because the picture is being copied onto the computer and not printing anything which would use the ink. So, no I'm pretty sure it wouldn't use ink.

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ipods cause individuals' pacemakers to malfunction especially when in close range for example the pocket of your shirt.

ipods can cause ear cancer where as the radiation going through your ears on a constant bais.

you can't restore ipods without iTunes.

but if your meaning to reset the ipod try pressing the middle button and the menu button the same time.

Unless you know the password, legally, no. You could try to hack it, but I wouldn't.

depends...if all your songs were 5mb it would be able to hold 50000 songs :)

is this nano new? if so you have to keep it plugged in to your computer for a while because it's the iPod's first dose of electricity.

iPod nanos take about an 2 hours or so to fully charge.even if it doesn't say charged it still might be three quarters full.

if you're iPod nano is old (a phew years) it might be time to have you're batteries replaced by a professional.

if all these things don't work....well....your iPod is dead.

Yes you do. When you delete an app, it goes out of your ipod/iphone.

MP3 players originated from digital audio players (DAP).

In 1979, British inventor and businessman Kane Kramer designed a prototype DAP called the IXI. The IXI was the size of a credit card, included an LCD screen as well as navigation and volume buttons, and could hold its data on an 8MB bubble memory chip. It was capable of playing 3.5 minutes of audio, and though he filed patents for the device it never saw commercial production beyond 5 working prototypes.

The MP3 (MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 Audio Layer III) standard was designed by the Moving Picture Experts Group. It was drafted as a standard in 1991, finalised in 1992, and published in 1993.

Audio Highway was the first company to report production of a portable MP3 player in 1996. The Listen Up player and Personal Audio System began shipping in 1997, but only 25 units were made. Its founder and CEO, Nathan Schulhof, is referred to by some as "the father of the MP3 player industry." The device allowed for transferring MP3 content to and from a personal computer.

The technicalities of the iPod range have not really been significantly different over the years. The iPod designs have really only been altered to offer smaller sizes. The only exceptions are the iPod Shuffel (which is not really an iPod) and the iPod touch. The iPod touch is almost identical to the iPhone.

The only real significant change in the range is the iPod Nano which used solid state memory instead of a mechanical hard disk. Though the rest of the unit functions the same.

No, they have a 3 pack of $10 ones but you can't buy one $10 one. The lowest amount you can get alone is the $15 ones.

Angry Birds

i like angry birds and how you destroy those stupid pig monsters off the tower and kills them

all you have to do is download the songs that you want from the internet and make sure that you save it onto your documents and when your on itunes just click on file> add file to library> and then choose the song and then it should be on your library so all you will have to do is sync your ipod, easy peasy simple pimple!

There is no specific password to get on the internet. What you are trying to use is a locked Wi-Fi router that needs a WEP key, only available to the owner of that router. You must find an unlocked router to access the internet without a password.

The ipod shuffle is available in 7 colors including black, grey, purple, pink, blue, yellow, and green. The ipod touch 5th generation is available in 5 colors including black, grey, pink, yellow, and blue.

I just did the biggest mistake of my life yesterday by restoring my 3G iPod Touch. I am so sorry to say that there is no way to unrestore. However you can get all your previous settings back by syncing your iPod to your iTunes library.

Well here are some steps.

1. Tap Settings

2. Tap Wi-Fi

3. If you have Wi-Fi, Tap a Network You want to use. *It will sometimes work if it doesn't have a passcode.

4. Enjoy your internet:)

I suggest using program called Free YouTube Download. With this free program everybody can download unlimited size YouTube videos.

http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-YouTube-Download.htm#.UgTYd22HeSo

You have to pay the $9.99 to upgrade to iPhone 2.1 software version. http://www.apple.com/ipodtouch/softwareupdate.html Then you can load apps on your iPod Touch.

Pictures vary greatly in terms of size and quality, both determine how much storage space they need. However, 1 gigabyte can store around 2,900 average photos or roughly 200 high quality, high resolution images.

To take a picture of the screen you must hold down the home button (the circle button at the bottom.) and while you're holding it press the sleep button (the one at the top.) then the screen will capture an image.

Make sure you have both iPods on the same account.

If it is, an easy way of doing it is buying an app on one iPod, and then buy the same app. This time when it's downloading, it will say,"You have already purchased this app. tap OK to get it for free." Then hit OK. There you go.