iTunes

If you delete a purchased game, it will probably warn you saying that if you delete it then you will either have to plug up your iPod and go on Apps and get it back or repurchase it!

My younger daughter had the same problem, but my own account and that of my older daughter were working just fine. After fiddling awhile with different accounts and no joy, I wondered if age might be the issue (she's 10). I went back through her info data at http://myinfo.apple.com/ and changed her birthdate to indicate that she was 20 years older and voila - it stopped giving me the "An error occurred. We couldn't save your changes" error message. When I changed the birth year back and told it to save changes, it again gave me the error message. I input several different birth years, and it appears that the date must indicate at least 13 years old, which is the age of consent for many things internet, including iTunes, so this makes sense, though why this wasn't an issue before and why iTunes doesn't indicate that as the problem is a mystery to me. In any case, I am now able to download apps with her account via both iTunes and her iPod touch with no problems!

The iPod Nano comes in two sizes - 8GB or 16GB flash drive.

If there is a way, I have not found it. Even when I d/l a free app, it wants my password and, the download is reflected on our account statement.

look for it in the app store-it's free :D

BJ'S ipodtouch are about $271.99

Either download and read the users manual from 'support.apple.com/manuals or take the iPod Touch into an Apple Store and ask the people there

1. go to your photo album
2. open the album with the pictures in it that you want to erase
3. look in the bottom left hand corner. ther shud be a little arrow
4. click the arrow
5. a little tool bar shud appear on the bottom of your screen
6. click on the pictures u want to erase
7. press "delete" on the little tool bar

you save as and then below the name it says mixpad doc or sumfin so i change it to windows media player

^that doesnt work on mine :(

All you need to do is log out of the account you are in.

Put the sd card into the slot in your computer. When it pops up, open the folder to where you can see everything on the card. Then, open up iTunes and drag the playlist into the sd card folder

thats because you have to transfer them

No its not possible i think

Go to the store. Tap games. Download any app. Paid apps earn you more. 100 credits equals 2 songs

Right-click the song you want to change, click "Get Info", go to the "Info" tab, and type the album you want in the Album box. I posted a link to a picture.

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As an iPod Touch user, I have found out how to download-and-play songs on-air without the use of iTunes. Apple has not yet released such a function, and the program is not approved by Apple Inc. The requirements to run such a program is to "jailbreak" (hack) your iPod Operating System with specific programs around the web, and through software which exists on your iPod right after the jailbreak, you download the program. For both copyright and legal issues, I cannot write down neither the jailbreak method, nor the program to download the songs. The only thing that i can do, is to redirect you to www.ipodtouchfans.com . Hope this helped.

If the HD video is converted to a proper format for the iPod to play, it will play the HD video. Though, if left in an HD file, the iPod will most likely not play it.

Add the Limewire songs to your iTunes library and sync your iPod.

You can purchase games with an apps card and an iTunes card. There is no difference between the two.

To add a page of apps, you have to max out the first page of apps to the maximum amount of apps that one page can hold.

To delete an app put your finger on the app for awhile and then the apps should start wiggling or shaking. Then press the x buttom on the app.

You have to do it from itunes

Yes, the iPod will play .mp4 and .mp3. .mp4 files are iTunes songs as you originally downloaded them, and .mp3 files are either converted files that you converted in iTunes or files that you did not get through iTunes.

The iPod supports a variety of audio formats: AAC, Protected AAC (from iTunes Store), HE-AAC, MP3, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF (as found on CDs), and WAV.

i asked the exact sort of same question ask someone else

1. parents

2. store you got the gift card from

3. president of china ( recommended)

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Yes, you have to have an iPhone to download iTunes to a phone