iTunes

First you put your finger on the app you want to move till it starts to 'wiggle' or shake.

Then let go and put your finger on the app you want to move.

Hold it and drag it to the right of the screen to create a new page.

Press the 'home button' (the circular button with a square on it at the bottom of the iPod) to stop the 'wiggle'/shake.

Simple.

Note: This looks like alot but after you do it a couple of times its very quick.

In iTunes:

1. Open the Podcast in question and using the Shift key click on the first and last episode to select the list that you wish to change.

2. Right click on this list and select "Get Info".

3. On the "Options" tab change the "Media Kind" to "Music" and click "OK".

4. Note: This will move the "Podcasts" to the "Music Library".

5. Create a "Playlist" named after your Podcast.

6. Go to the "Music" tab and type your Podcast name in the search box to find them.

7. Sort by "Release Date".

8. Using the Shift key click on the first and last episode to select them all.

9. Drag them all to the "Playlist" that you just made.

10. Enjoy your Podcasts in the correct order!

To get to the Library Folder on a Mac, you just need to complete 5 easy steps:

1. Go to the home screen.

2. Click on the Finder.

3. On the bar at the top of the screen, select the word Go.

4. Hold down the keys Command and Option.

5. Select the Library folder.

To zoom out, put both fingers on the screen and make an inward pinching motion.

go to the music shop.

if they have free songs click on the free button.

but you need 3 songs to make a play list

An iPod Touch can be broken in many ways. If you drop it from a height of about six feet onto concrete and it might break. Putting it in a blender or smashing it with a sledge hammer will also break the iPod Touch.

Go onto iTunes and buy or upload some songs. Then connect your iPod to your computer and it should automatically sync them onto your iPod.

You go to Rapsody. U have to download songs and than download them onto your mp3 player and BOOM! you got your songs

wouldn't that be nice?....

dont think so, love.

already tried!

sorry though!!

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Actually You Can Get Back A Song Credit, All You Have To Do Is Click The "Report A Problem" link You get with the iTunes Receipt in Your e-mail. It will take you to Purchase History and you click "Report A Problem" again, and you can send them a message saying you didin't want to purchase the song or purchased the wrong song. (: Hope this helps.

Internet speed is not affected by your iPod, it is affected by congestion and contention that is completely outwith your control. The more devices connected to your ISP, the slower it will perform overall. Your iPod's connectivity to the Internet is determined by the WiFi service you are connected to. Again, this is outwith your control unless it is your home WiFi. Upgrading your WiFi router or switching ISPs may improve connectivity, however it may simply be contention with one or more of your neighbours' WiFi. Try utilising a different channel, one that isn't quite so congested, and you may get better results.

Because Apple has not fixed the bug. They probably won't. There are problems with the hierarchy. Apple knows about the problems. It just isn't fiscally prudent to spend resources on fixing those problems right now.

you cant

Someone can buy your gift card.

First, go to the itunes store. In the top right side you should see something that says, Sign in. Click on that. Than click, create new account. I wish you luck! One tip that I have is to put an age in that is above 18.

Apple gift cards are more widely accepted at green grocers, to purchase apples and bananas. When spent at selected stores noted on the apple site, the face value is increased by 50%. I hope this helps you in your quest for fruity goodness.

Upgrade to iOS5 (sync with iTunes and follow the prompts), then select FaceTime from the home screen. Log in with the e-mail you wish to be identified by, and have your friends do the same. Then pick a contact, and start talking!

1. To delet an app off of your ipod you have to find the app you want to delet then hold it down until it starts shaking when it starts shaking take your finger off of it then there should be a little x at the top left hand corner of the app click that then it should say ''Are you sure you want to delet this app?'' click yes and BOOM its gone:)

Retail stores: Best buy, target, walmart, kmart, etc.... Online: bestbuy.com, target.com, walmart.com, kmart.com, amazon.com, etc....

It should sync automatically, but if it doesn't remove your Ipod from the computer, close Itunes, and try again. If that doesn't work, re-connect your Ipod to the computer, and re-open Itunes. Then click on your Ipod's name and click Sync.

Yes, it should because iPod touch apps are backwards compatible which means it can be used with most previous editions.

Sorry, but the last person said that deleting apps (creating storage) makes you download faster. This is wrong. Also, doing two things on WiFi at the same time slows down other things. So if you want to download faster on you iPod, its best to stand closest to your Wi-Fi router (where the signal comes from). And if no one is using the Wi-Fi except you, then downloading the app will be much faster.

Well, to put songs onto your ipod, you hook it up to a computer,and when you hook your ipod up to a computer, it charges anyway, and so you really don't need to worry about that. But yes, it would be better if it was charged.

To locate the iPod Touch, it must first have been set up for Apple's Find My iPhone service. If it is, there are two ways to locate it. If Find My iPhone is not setup on the device, there is no way to locate it.

With an iPod Touch, iPhone, or iPad:

Go to the App Store.

Search Find My iPhone

Download it (free)

Once downloaded, open and sign in with your Apple ID

Tap your iPod Touch and either wipe, lock, locate or display a message and play a sound. Note: this ONLY works if your iPod Touch is connected to WiFi where it is.

With a computer:

Go to me.com

Sign in with Apple ID

Click your iPod and either wipe, lock, locate, or display a message and play a sound.

Note: Requires iPod to be connected to WiFi

You can't. You don't have the authority to sell your purchased music.

Why not? We used to buy single songs in the form of 45 rpm records. Those can be resold. You buy a CD, you can sell it. You buy an album, you can resell it.

The only glitch I see is the agreement you've acknowledged with Apple. But I don't believe it would hold up in court because true ownership doesn't limit the right-to-sell.. If there was a way to prove the iTunes were removed from your player, then that would help the cause of reselling iTunes.

mp3's are no different from other current media. You can buy a CD, make a perfect backup copy, then decide to sell your original CD. You can convert the CD tunes to mp3's if you want. (you should destroy all copies before you resell the originals)

We are working on a website that will allow the resale of the mp3's you've purchased but no longer want.

You can buy and resell albums,cassettes,CD's,45's, but not mp3's? Why?

How many would like a site to sell your "used" mp3's ??????