iPod

Yes you can... i have them.. they work awesome.. i would suggest the app.. TruPhone.. its free.. and great you can connect with Skype, Aim, Google Talk, etc. Landlines, Mobiles, etc; are very low priced... if you don't want to buy a phone. You can also use them for like calling Skype if you get the free app at the iTunes App store. They are very great products.. you get the ones cheap by apple for $25 at Walmart and Target.

<I recommend this to all users of iPod Touches.>

If an iPod Touch is off, you cannot track it. The iPod must be on for tracking to be enabled.

One method is to use zamzar. Put the web address in there, chose the format you want it in and it will send it to your email account. Then you download it and put it on your ipod through iTunes.

If you want to download fromm internet you can on this link http://www.topshareware.com/net-framework-v2.0.50272/downloads/1.htm

if you question was where in computer you can every where you want

No, the iPod Touch cannot run on a cellular network. It doesn't have the capabilities to do so, and only works with a Wi-Fi connection.

You can go to the Apple website and click on the support link on the top right hand portion of the page. You can also click on the Contact Us link, which gives you multiple ways to contact Apple, depending on your needs.

Depending on which iPod, some of the materials that are used to make an iPod are aluminum, stainless steel, plastic, copper, dielectrics, glass, and a lithium-ion polymer battery.

well u get an itunes and u go to ur library in frostwire and dragf a song to the bottom of the screen to where it says itunes and itunes will pop up and thts when u put the song in itunes library. its pretty simple and when u did tht u plug in ur ipod and let the song or songs sync.

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First you must connect your IPOD to your computer with an USB cable. Then go to iTunes and set up your account. If you already have an account on iTunes you can click the icon and start from there. If you don't have an iTunes account, it should automatically pop out the iTunes website. Once you are logged onto iTunes, click on iTunes Store and then you can search for music, videos, shows, apps, etc. Once you have found something you want to put on you IPOD, it should say in a little box if the item is free, or if it costs money. If it's free you can click the button that says Get App and it will ask you for the apple ID and Password unless you are already signed in. If you want something that costs money, you press the button that says buy app. After clicking that, it will ask you for your credit card and all that business; I really hope this helps because there is no other way I can explain this. Have fun with your IPOD!

Can only be answered if all songs are of same length and sound quality.

Assuming you mean mp3s by "songs" and assuming each mp3 is 3.5mb, then you can fit 1755 songs on 6gb

I am a premium subscriber of Amazon Music, but because streaming music service providers such as Amazon Music only allow users to import local music files and do not allow users to export any content in Amazon Music, I usually use Tunelf Amatune Audio Converter to download my Amazon songs to the local computer and then move them to iPod.

If you found an iPod Touch, you should turn it in to the local lost and found, but if there is none, then there's not too much you could do.

You would have to restore the iPod through the user's account, but you do not have the account, so restoring would be near impossible.

Kane Kramer of England is credited with inventing the Digital Audio Player (DAP), called the "IXI" in 1979. It was the earliest form of the iPod. He took out a worldwide patent but that ran out when the firm he was with split. Apple admits that the I-pod is his creation. There is a link about Apple admitting Kane Kramer was the inventor of the Ipod

Apple manufacture the iPod today but certain chips inside iPods are made patent protected and manufactured in Britain and sold to Apple.

Apple produced the device that they called an Ipod, a trade name for a digital audio player but bear in mind that other manufacturers made many other audio players known generically as MP3 players. Jon Rubinstein is credited as the person who actually created the ipod. Steve jobs employed him to create the ipod, in an eight month period of time, and in October 2001 it was released.

John Lennon invented the ipod. It was a big box about 4ft tall with LP`S inside,and you pressed the numbers at the top to coincide with the record inside,then you put the headphones on,and listened to the record. It never took off?

There is no standard size for video because you understand when I say a 3 hrs long movie take more space then a 30 seconds clip. Another factor is the quality: a FullHD movie or clip will use up more space than the same clip in conventional definition. There is also other factors, but they are less likely to happen.

The Apple Web Site reports that you can store up to one hour of video per gigabyte (for movies).

The answer is dependent upon what you intend to use it for.

For example:

The iPad supports Wireless-N technology while the iPhone supports up to Wireless-G.

The iPad supports up to a 64 gig flash drive while the iPhone supports up to 32 gigs.

While this may seem like the iPad is technologically superior, and technically it is, it may simply be a factor that the iPad has more room to put this technology into the space it provides as compared to the iPhone/iPod touch.

But then again maybe it's not, and they're saving this for the next generation of the iPhone. It's impossible to tell with Apple, which is why the rumor mill always churns at full speed with this company due to their secrecy. But to be honest, my iPhone doesn't need to connect at wireless-N speeds. If I needed something with that much speed, I'd own a laptop and a 4G wireless card.

One thing I'd consider an upgrade personally is that there is no proximity sensor in the iPad. I've lost count how many times I've hit the 'home' button on my iPhone only to have it open an icon on my bottom menu because my knuckle was near the screen, without actually touching it.

All in all, if you need a "light computer" go with the iPad, if you MUST select an Apple product. Otherwise, the iPhone/iPod touch should work for you fine.

BUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On the i pad you cant get on anything flash (no facebook) you cant open or have anything .jpg (most pictures, songs, documents) you cant multitask (having to things open at once, so you have to completely shut off the internet to open a picture) for reading books on the iPad, you have to have PERFECT lighting or the glossy screen will make it nearly impossible. They say the battery lasts up to 10 hours, which would be great if you could buy a replacement battery so that you wouldn't have to wait 12 hours for it to charge! So, the iPad is pretty much just a big iPod touch with less functionality!! NOT worth the money!

Apple products don't support flash because that's Apple's decision. Steve Jobs himself claimed that flash was 'too buggy' and therefore wouldn't support it on an Apple platform, so regardless of what you choose, you won't get flash. You simply get facebook on the iPhone/iPod touch because, pardon the cliche, 'there's an app for that.'

Personally, for the price, I'd just buy a laptop. Why spend 700 bucks for a 64 gig iPad with limited capability when you can buy a full-on Windows 7 laptop like mine for 100 bucks more that supports blu-ray playback, a 17.5" screen, a far larger hard drive, etc?

While I think Apple hit a home run with the iPhone (I LOVE mine, and how many 'iPhone killers' have come and gone?), however, I see the iPad being as big a flop as AppleTV.

It really depends. The iPod Touch is way more convenient if you are constantly on the go or use it in the car, away from home, on airplanes, etc. It also charges faster and is (obviously) less bulky.

The iPad is good for if you want to read, play games while looking at details (doodleBuddy would be fun on an iPad) and have a way easier keyboard. However, it would be really bulky in say the car, would break easily, considering its size and weight bc ppl would drop it. Also if you brought it on an airplane ppl would steal it while you were in the lavatory, basically guaranteed. And it charges way slow and would be hard to play games like DoodleJump and CatchTheEgg on. But Cupcakes! would be fun. ;] so I guess it really depends on your taste and what your gonna use it for.

you guys are all wrong the iPad is better because you can do more things than an iPod touch can. but my friend always says they are technically the same thing because it's like the iPod is a cheaper and miniature iPad. but i choose iPad

Every company releases a free version of their app but usually famous games doesnt provide their addictive features in free version. There is no place where you can buy paid apps for free but yeah there is a list of companies and game apps that provide addictive features in their free version such as Air Flight Control and the hunting champ 'Bird Hunting'.

In most cases, the webcam will plug into a USB port. if you have a laptop, the USB port will be on the side of the base of the laptop. If you have a desktop computer, the USB port will be in the actual computer (the big box that goes on the ground, and you put CD-ROMs in.) there will usually be USB ports in front, and in back of it. Hope this helps!!!

Yes u can, u just go to settings, click general, and then click restrictions, then click restrictions on and u can block safari, youtube, app store, maps, mail, everything that comes with the ipod, but there is another browser just as an extra i dont rememnber wat its called, but u can look it up on itunes, its not safari, but it like another browser, so if ur mom, like my mom, wont let u have open internet, u can dowload this, yes its stupid but better than nothing, it is 0.99$. hope this helps

There many ways. One of them is to use some iPod-to-computer transfer program to help you, like Movavi iCopy.

key features of "Movavi iCopy" :

· Transfer music and video from iPod to iTunes

· Secure your iPod media content by copying it to your PC

· Backup iPod music, podcasts, and videos in three simple steps

· Move media content between multiple iPods

· Enjoy your media files on any PC at work or at home

· Work with all iPod models

· Get all your iPod files automatically organized by playlists

· Access all this functionality through an intuitive, straightforward interface

No, because it is not a cell phone, but an mp3 player. An iPhone requires a plan if you wish to call and text.

If it's an iPhone, yes, you can text in messages.

If you have an iPod touch, you can download an app that enables you to text. There are free ones out there that are just as good as ones you have to pay for, so I reccommend looking for one!

Any other iPod cannot text from what I know.

Assuming your working on a windows computer, this is what you do to get music from a CD to your iTunes and eventually to your iPod. (if you use a mac, you should look it up on Google)

-first you have to RIP the CD to your computer.

-to rip a CD, all you have to do is first put the CD into the CD drive.

-then open windows media player. at the top, there should be a button that say RIP. (If you don't see the rip button you might be using a newer or older of window media player. to solve this, just use another player that can rip CD's)

-click that button and rip all your songs.

-Now you need to open iTunes

-At the very top, click add file to library

-find the song you want to add to iTunes

-double click that song

-Congrats, you are done adding that song to iTunes! if you want to add more songs just repeat the steps above

there are 9999 of them so ya good luck

The iPod Touch does not have a 'hold button'. To restart the iPod Touch from a frozen screen position, hold down the power button, and then slide the off switch to the right, and it will shut off (and will take longer than usual). Then, just turn it back on by holding the power button until the Apple logo appears.