iPod

I depends on how big each song is.

So ill make a best guess.

Lets say each of your songs is average quality and is 4 minutes, the song would be around 3.7 mb give or take a bit.

A gigabit is 1024 megabits, so 32 x 1024 = 32768 Megabits. So 32768/3.7 roughly 8856 songs.

So 32 GB can hold about 8856 songs of average quality stereo sound (4min)

(If you mean deleting stuff)

To delete songs or videos. You need to do this on iTunes. Remove the designated songs or videos from your iTunes library by right clicking on the song or video and hitting delete. The next time you sync to your iPod from iTunes, it will take off the songs or videos not in your iTunes library. To delete apps. On your iPod, if you hold down the app you want to delete for a few seconds, all the apps will start shaking and x's will show at the top corner of the apps you added (the ones that didn't originally come with the iPod) and if you hit the x, it will ask you if you are sure you want to delete it from your iPod. Accept, and it is no longer on your iPod. You can also do this from iTunes, like the songs and videos. (Unfortunately, there is no way to delete the apps that came with your iPod.) To delete photos. Go to the photo you want to delete and hit the little trash can on the menu on the bottom of the screen. Hope this helped! <3

UPDATE:

There are some new glitches found when paybacking certain codes:

BRGNMG - It is essentially just a bot running on the Storm 8 servers. Without going into too much detail, it seems that this bot's code plays havoc with the code that keeps your income at the correct level. When you send a payback, you are interacting directly with the bot, meaning that your codes are conflicting with each other. Do it enough times and the code managing your income gets confused and starts to rise. (I found I had to PB at least 8-10 times before I would see my income jump).

You will need to add the code above to add the bot. Then access your crew list and find the bot. THE BOT IS CALLED "kumarg". Click on "kumarg" the bot and select Add to Payback. The amount you put the bot up for does NOT matter.

It DOES WORK trust me. More than 100 members of my crew have tried it and succeeded. Typically, the amount your income jumps by seems to be related to your level.

For example, a Level 200 will only notice a small increase of around 5% of their total income, but a Level 50 will notice 40-50%. I don't know about levels below 50, but my guess is that it would be +50% increase.

If it doesn't work, delete the bot and re-add it then try again. I had to do this , but it worked and now I'm earning just over $20 mil every 50 minutes (im a bankroller :D )

If you want to help all your mates and crew members, tell them how to do all of this and they will love you when their income is in the millions and you have the best crew around! Just Broadcast to your crew these instructions and soon you will be buying those Bugatti Veyrons!

It is inevitable that someiPods will have liquids spilt on them, that they will be thrown accidentally into the washer, or that they will somehow be found in the swimming pool at the end of a party. If you are one of the millions who own an iPod and it somehow gets wet,There are several ways to get it working again.

These might work for you (hopefully ) or if they don't they may prevent it from happening again.

1.First, no matter how your iPod became wet, there are some things that you can do to minimize the damage. The first is to turn the iPod off if it happens to be turned on. For most electronic devices, it is when electricity flows through wet components that damage occurs. The good news about most iPods is that they are ruggedly built, and there is very little space for water to collect. If you spilt some coffee or water on your iPod, shut it off and wipe it quickly before the liquid has a chance to penetrate.

2.

Now that your iPod has been turned off, the immediate danger is over. You can now start the drying process. Generally speaking, you should allow the device to dry for at least 24 hours. However, if the device got wet in the rain for a short time, a couple of hours should do the trick. For devices that became absolutely soaked - submerged in a pool or deposited in your washing machine - you should first wait a day before turning on the unit. If the unit does not work or works partially, there are three options to get it working again. They include the following:

• Exchange it or have it repaired by Apple.
• Try to repair it on your own.
• Send it to a specialist who fixes iPods damaged by water.

Because your warranty does not cover water damage, you can try to fix the unit by opening it up and trying to dry it out completely. One way to totally dry out your iPod is the Rice Method. Although it is not guaranteed to work, it's well worth a shot.

Take apart your iPod as best you can. This means opening it up, removing the battery, and gently wiping the parts with a cotton swab and alcohol. Once all the parts have been separated, put them in a plastic bag with dry, uncooked rice. Leave these items in the dry rice for about 24 to 48 hours. It is also a good idea to keep the bag in a dry, warm environment. Once the time has elapsed, put your iPod back together and see if it works.

good luck.

information by one_smart_cookie

taken from Tech FAQ.com