The Apple product line continues to grow. Form the iPod to the iPad, the company continues to put out amazing consumer devices that people love. If you are considering an iPod touch, here are some points to think about.
The iPod Touch is a very popular device that is made by Apple. It's like the iPhone without actually having the phone part of the device. For many this is a good option since there isn't the cellular service that costs quite a bit per month. Many people have questions about this device that need some answers.
How do you delete applications on the iPod Touch?
If you want to delete applications, it works the same way it does on the iPhone. Touch the icon and hold you finger down on it. All the icons will start wobbling on your screen. You can then move them around or hit the delete button on them to get rid of them completely.
How do you get music onto your iPod Touch?
The easiest way is to use the Apple iTunes application on your computer. Import your music into iTunes then sync it with your iPod Touch. This will let you put not only music on it but also videos, books, and other things that you might want to use on the device as well.
What can you do if your device won't turn on?
First of all, make sure that it's actually charged up. The battery might be dead. While this sounds a little silly, it happens quite often. Additionally, try to plug it into your computer and sync it to take care of any errors there might be. If it's continuously not working, you might need to get it repaired. Make a trip to the Apple Store and make an appointment with an Apple Genius (the clever name for a technical support specialist).
Should you get an iPod Touch or iPad?
This just depends on your needs. Many of the same applications work on either device. However, since the iPad is newer, it will take more time for additional applications to come out, as well as for existing application to take advantage of the larger screen format. As with many technology purchases, look a the application you want to use first and then pick the hardware that runs those applications.
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