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Written by webmaster
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
 I remember when I first opened my iPod after receiving it as a Christmas gift. I was so excited up to the point when I opened the box and took my shiny black and silver iPod out of it's packaging. But something just didn't seem right. While everything was beautiful, the click wheel wasn't perfect. Call me picky, but considering how much the darnn thing costs, it should be perfect shouldn't it? The right side of the click wheel seemed to be sticking down, uneven, and not producing a 'click' feel or sensation. When you press 'up', ' down', or 'left', you could feel the clicking, but when you press 'right', it just just didn't feel crisp and 'clickedy'. I mean the iPod responded when you pressed 'right', but it didn't 'click'. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 December 2007 )
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iPod 5th Generation Review |
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Written by webmaster
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
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 I've had my iPod (5th Generation with Video) for a little over a year now, and I still love it. It looks great, the sound is awesome, and it has more hard disk space than I can fill it with. But for all of the wonderful things I have to say about this fine gadget, I must admit that I'm still disappointed with a couple of things:
- The original earphone that come with the iPod sucks the bag.
- The battery life is much shorter than the advertised lifespan (when watching videos)
- iTunes doesn't sell TV shows outside of the US
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Troubleshooting Your iPod |
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Written by webmaster
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Sunday, 14 January 2007 |
iPOD Issues? Try these steps...  Having trouble with your iPod? Want to know how to reset or reboot your iPod? Follow the steps in the order below. Completing these steps and resetting your iPod will solve most iPod related problems - at least it does for me! Sometimes, my iPod will freeze and lock up. It's rare, but when it happens, I just hard reset it. The great thing is that you don't need to be hooked up to the computer and can do it anywhere and undocked. Don't worry... Resetting, restarting, or rebooting your iPod will not erase your files and songs.
Step 1: Make sure your iPod is charged. Make sure your iPod is fully charged and then toggle the Hold Switch on and off. Step 2: Identify your model and reset it using the following methods: |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 December 2007 )
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