audie
fartblossom
Really? What do you do with it when the rechargeable battery dies?
From what I understand, the songs which you download from ITunes are a hassle to get back on the Pod. Good Luck.
you do what apple wants you to - buy another....
I think you throw it away when the battery doesn't charge anymore.I think it'll last long enough and then you're supposed to buy the next generation iPod.:roll: Dylan' s is a year newer than Sam's and his battery stays charged twice as long as hers did.
It's not difficult to get songs back on your ipod. It's diffficult to get songs back on your computer from you ipod if your computer has crashed. I had to download some non-apple patch after this happened to us.
you got that right
I had heard that since they have download restrictions for ITunes, that it was rather difficult to prove which songs you had already paid for, when it comes to restoring a mucked up IPod. That entire technology is one of the downsides of downloading music directly to the IPod rather than your puter where you can make back up copies. However, I am not an IPodder, so I don't know anything other than what I hear about it from IPodders.
try putting apple downloads on a sony machine - does not compute ! you gotta start all over....
I think it'll last long enough and then you're supposed to buy the next generation iPod.:roll: Dylan' s is a year newer than Sam's and his battery stays charged twice as long as hers did.
