Getting started with your new iPod

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i got a brand new 30g i pod yesterday but i cnt load any music my computer will not let me downloaded itunes so i cant use my ipod

I got a 30GB video iPod yesterday and it came fully charged. It didn't come with any music or movies, but the battery was fully charged. :)

The new earphones are much better than the old ones.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with Apple's standard earbuds. They're certainly not premium gear, but they're just fine. For now, at least.

There are dozens of variations on headphones to use with an iPod, ranging from $30 to $500. But to get a significant improvement in sound, you're gonna have to pony up at least $100, and doing that before you've had time to play around with your new iPod and learn what you do and don't like about the sound is silly. In many cases, high-quality earbuds can cost as much or more than the iPod itself.

My advice is to take some time before jumping into a new pair. A lot of vendors won't exchange or refund expensive buds, so you can easily get stuck with a $150 trinket you don't like.

(Oh, and absolutely avoid Apple's "Premium" in-ear headphones. They are awful.)

I'd be more than happy to serve as your random teenager. Heck, I'll even spend 48 months working out it's kinks for you for free! :-)

I got a new Nano this year and have had it about a month (got my present early, yeah!). The best advice I can give you is this: Use the "least recently played" option in your smart playlists. You will re-discover music that you have forgotten about! Plus, it keeps the tunes circulating so that you're not listening to the same stuff over and over.

And, yes, check out the podcasts! When you get bored of music, it's nice to listen to a comedy show or a drama or some news.

@ 7. Yep! It's called the Invisible Shield.

Check it out: http://www.shieldzone.com/

Hey!!!! Santa dropped a brand-new iPod Video 30Gb on my XMas tree!!!! I'm Sooooo happy!!! :)

Here's my first question: how do you deal with fingerprints?! I mean... the black color is sooo dirty!! And I dont want to buy a case 'cos I dont want to hide the beauty of the device... is there any "film-cover" specially designed for the iPod?

I cant acess itunes store or my account whats goin on?