iPod

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Apple's first product that made use of the "i" was the iMac computer in 1998. The i stood for Internet to which the iMac could easily be connected - in those days it could be difficult to configure a connection but increasing numbers of people were starting to use it. Eventually, it became an important part of Apple's branding and has become generic with the release of the iPod, iPhone, iPad, iMovie, etc.

No, only computers that have internal wifi cards have access to a wifi source.

A wireless router is the only way that a wifi signal is broadcast, but by adding a wireless device to your computer if it doesn't have an internal card, you can gain access to the router and the internet.

Yes, apps take up memory and space on your iPod.

approximaty 35-60

"Flash" doesn't refer to the MP3 music file itself, but rather the storage medium used by the MP3 player. A flash player has no moving parts, as opposed to a hard-drive player (like the iPod Classic or iRiver H300 series) that uses a spinning drive like a computer.

Flash memory is the type of memory used for memory cards in cameras, cell phones, etc.

When buying an MP3 player, many people consider how they will use the player and what features are more important to them. Hard-drive players offer more storage for the price, but are larger, while flash players are more resistant to dropping and vibration and can be quite small (the Sansa Clip, for example). If you plan on listening to your music at the gym or while jogging, for example, you should buy a flash player.

Note: Many manufacturers are moving away from MP3 players with moving parts. It is speculated that soon all MP3 players will have flash memory.

You can't. Your iPod has a limited storage capacity. The amount is engraved on the back of the iPod. Once you run out of room, you've run out of room.

go to the settings

go to the battery stuff

click on whatever you find useful

You go on I Tunes and go to videos and type in what song lyrics you want. then buy it. or download limewire and download free from there and just slide it over to I Tunes.

I have an iPod Nano so the way this works mightg be different. Normally, if you have pictures in My Pictures will automatically be on your iPod when you sync it. If there are pictures on you iPod you don't want on it after you have synced you iPod, connect it to your computer, then select you iPod in the 'Devices' on the left collum, then select the photos tab and you should be able to get only the pictures you want on your iPod, on your iPod, if you have them sorted.

Some amazing games are....

Fruit Ninga

pet Hotel

Tap zoo

Creamy Ice

Sunday Lawn

Doodle Jump

Bloons TD4

Pig Rush

Zombie Cafe

The Sims 3 Ambitions

Pocket God

Zombie Farm

CupCake Maker

Cake Maker

Marshmellow Cookie maker

Sandwich Maker

Donut maker

Sundae Maker

ICEE Maker

Cheerleader Maker

Cookie Maker 2

Pie Maker

Papi Wall

Papi Jump

Papi Jump Plus

Papi River

Papi Pole

Papi Catch

Papi jump Cave

Papi Missile

Papi Jump Land

Papi Step

Papi Batting

Papi Orange

Papi Balloon

Cooking Mama

Some Games Look Like There Spellt Wrong But There Not Wink Wink

if its yours you can look on your administrator computer/laptop and click on bottom right corner on the wifi you will soon find it. however if its not yours your and they dont know your committing a crime and i would stop now!

Typically, it is estimate that the camera with 60 gb would hold about 15 hours of recording. But like the previous poster said it would depend on your frame rate, resolution, and encoding. It also would depend if it is shot in standard definition or high definition as well.

All ipods formats are the same

Music

Mp3

AAC-file format when songs are bought from itunes

Wmv, Wav- DO NOT WORK

Video

Mpeg- to convert use mediaconverter.org or youtube music downloader

Pictures

jpeg- Default type if not you may need to convert it

No you can download apps without jailbreak, but you will be able to download apps that have been disapproved by apple if you have jailbreak.

Well if you are looking for the cheapest and don't care about size I would go with the 2nd generation 8GB Touch. This Ipod will hold many apps but not as many apps as a 16 GB or 32gb so on and so on. But if you would like to have many apps, movies, music, ect. You would want to go with a 16 GB, 32 GB or even 64 GB. However It is very hard to find a new Ipod touch. Most Ipod have a standard price if you go to a store. However you may find a cheap one on the Internet. But be warned if you find one for like 12 dollars it is a scam so beware! I have the 2nd Gen 8GB and I regret it you may think that you want the cheapest one that you can get but you will regret it! Try to get the most for you money go with a 16 GB or more. The thing about the 16 GB or the 8 GB is that you won't be able to get the new 3rd gen. What this means is that you will not have the most RAM and your Ipod will not be able to multi task or set a background with the new OS4.0. However, if this does not bother you go for the slower more outdated Ipod touch.

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Apart from the above-mentioned methods, you can also use an iOS system repair tool like Joyoshare UltFix to replace iTunes. This tool will not cause any data loss and can fix all ios-related issues.

If you mean to restore the iPod to the condition you bought it at, it is free. Simply connect it to iTunes and click restore. Hope this helps.

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Videoconferencing, video chat, telecommuting, streaming movies and file downloads all require a lot of bandwidth, meaning that the average dial-up modem user will not be able to use the latest and greatest services. This tends to make dial-up connections in adequate for most modern uses. Still there are opportunities to get inexpensive fast Internet service.

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Plug your iPod into your computer with the cord then open iTunes. Goto to the bit in iTunes where you can see the iPods Summary then click restore. Start up your iPod goto screen lock and it will ask you to make a combo