iPod

Hi,

That is virtually not possible.

You can only put your passcode in, but you can't find out.

Or else people can just steal your IPod Touch and put the

passcode they found out and make it their's.

Hope that kinda helped.

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nano technology was invented in December 29 1959

It all depends on the browser that you're using. For example, Internet Explorer usually will ask you if you want to open or save the file in question. If you click save, it should bring up a box asking you to pick a location to save the file. In Mozilla Firefox, the download usually defaults to the desktop, unless you predefine in your browser settings where you want any downloaded files to be saved.

There are two ways to do this!

First, you can set the iPod back to factory settings, thus erasing all synced content and ressetting any changes you have made to the iPod itself. Hook up the little bugger and open iTunes if it doesn't do so automatically, then from the lefthand menue click on the tab that has the name of your iPod such as 'iPod Nano or Ryan's iPod or HOTMAKEOUTIPOD'; whatever it's name happens to be. This will open up the ipod menue and you should see a wee button that says 'Restore' on it. By clicking and confirming this, the iPod's drive is wiped of personal data and it goes back to the way it was when it was first pulled out of the box!

or, you can manually erase all the songs by going to the music tab under the name of your iPod in the iTunes menue, selecting the first song, then pressing SHIFT once you've reached the bottom. That will select all the songs in your library and then by left clicking and selecting delete, backspacing, returning, etc depending on whether you have a Mac or PC, all the songs will be removed from the library and, upon resycing, on the iPod, too.

These instructions work for all iPods, by the way. (: I hope all goes well in your quest to swipe those songs!

To reset a first generation iPod nano, hold the center button and the menu (top) button down at the same time, and hold them down for about 10 seconds (or until you see the Apple log on the screen).

:) Just answered a similar question. You can use a software to transfer the entire iTunes library.

If you just want to move some songs from the old iTunes to another one, you can also use an iPod to iTunes software tool.

Well I was wondering this same thing, the best way with a few photos is to use email, but if u have slot than u have to transfer to pc than to ps3 via usbdrive

when tv first appeared people thought it v was witchcraft the said how could they get the people in that little box it showed people what they couldn't see on the radio broadcast in that day you were a big shot if you had

Probably the new iPod classic. It has 160 gigs of storage. Or if you want the games, an iPod touch would be good. The highest it can go is 32 gigs, which I recommend because it has better quality. It costs around $300. The iPod classic costs $249.

The USB part stands for Universial Serial Bus.

The 4.0 update, which only works on 3rd generation iPod Touches, allows the iPod Touch to have the same multi-tasking capabilities as the iPhone 4, allowing the iPod Touch to run several apps simultaneously without having to keep relaunching an app.

Actually it depends..when my iPod is charged it says in the scream..."Charged"

No, you cannot get an anti virus software for your iPod Nano. Anti virus software only works with a PC, and are intended only for PC use. It is not known of any virus in an iPod Nano, so no anti virus software has been made yet.

Nothing prevents the design of a netbook which can draw power from a USB host, similar to the way many smart phones or tablet computers do.

However, most PC, laptop or netbook devices are designed as USB host devices, providing (limited) power to and managing communications with USB peripheral devices such as flash memory sticks, digital cameras, keyboards and some-such.

In the 70s or 80s they had the walk man which was basically a portable CD player with head phones. Then they had the MP3 and the zune which are still popular today. Then they had a thing where you could put music on your cell phone.

You cannot sync music from iTunes to a portable music player that is not of the iPod brand. (diffrent person) Actully you can put Itune songs on mp3`s cd`s and other stuff that usn`t from the Ipod I will write back on Saturday if you can put it on a Zune and How


iTunes gives AAC music, DRM-protected .m4p and non-DRM .m4a

Zune plays DRM-protected .wma (purchased from Zune Marketplace with different DRM system from iTunes) and other non-DRM .wma .mp3 or aac music.

It means you have to remove the DRM protection and convert music format before you can transfer them to Zune.

Check the tutorial bellow, it can help sove the problem.

You can only print from your iPod if you have the AirPrint app and you are using an AirPrint-enabled printer. So far the only Air-Print enabled printers are made by HP.

You need to try Silica Gel Packets. There was a good article on associatedcontent.com that explains how to dry an iPod, MP3 player, cell phones, or any electronics. You need to place your iPod in a zip lock bag with Silica Gel Packets. Silica Gel will remove all the moisture from the iPod and its components, something air drying will not do!

Just Google "Silica Gel Packets" and you will find several companies selling these products. There is also a web site called: http://www.SilicaGelPackets.com that has them.

Only if the app you're trying to download is larger then 50 MB.

yes if you know how mine is 32 gb. - No you cannot.

You can try Any DVD Converter Pro. It can easily rip DVD and convert almost all kinds of video files to iPod and iPhone mp4 files that you can view on ipod and iphone. The conversion speed is really fast and the output quality is perfect. You can download the trial version of Any DVD Converter Pro.

Although you will often see many wifi's available through your ipod, that doesn't mean you will be allowed access to them. Many wifi networks require a password before you can join the network. Just because you can see it, doesn't mean it is accessible. also for some of the networks the password may guest