The Power of iTunes With the iPod by Mia LeCron
So, you know about iPods and the various ways that you can enjoy them – including as you drive. Yet there’s a very big subject that we want to cover, because this is the biggest reason that people buy this neat little device: iTunes. It’s not difficult to understand what iTunes is, and why... Look at it this way: the iPod is the hardware, and iTunes is the software. ... As of the end of the second quarter of 2004, iTunes had sold 70 million songs in its first year and offered 700,000 tracks. ... So…just how far reaching is iTunes popularity?

Games, Movies and More in iTunes 7 by Daniel Dwase
Apple has updated iTunes, ushering in the seventh generation of its popular digital media-management software. iTunes 7 offers a host of features seemingly inspired by user requests, including true –and automated – gapless playback, which also extends to the burning of albums from iTunes to a CD. ... When the iPod is connected to a machine authorised to use music from your collection, but that doesn’t have all the music you own installed on it, iTunes will automatically suck the songs from your iPod and add them to the music library.

iPod and iTunes - Friends or Foes? by J. Roberts
Despite how user friendly iTunes is, it can nonetheless prove a real threat to the music collection stored on your iPod. Before saying anything else, rest assured that there are steps you can take to essentially eliminate this risk, but if you keep the default iTunes settings, the risk will remain. ... The first impression iTunes gives is that of a very simple and easy to use software to buy music online. ... Hence, if you connect your iPod to a friend's computer (or vice versa) and iTunes starts synchronizing the two libraries, all content on the iPod will be lost!

Cool iPod Features You May Not Know About by Mia LeCron
Here are some iPod features that you may not know about: --> Parental Supports The iTunes Music Store also now offers parental controls, so that parents can disable access to Podcasts, shared music, or the iTunes Music Store as a whole. Parents can also restrict music with explicit language. ... Here are the convenient ways that you can organize your tunes:  Song Name  Time  Artist  Album  Genre  My Rating  Play Count  Last Played Christopher Breen also mentions the web site of Doug Adams (www.malcolmadams.com/itunes)...

iPod Microsoft's Competitor by Jose Luis Valcarcel
Microsoft would be gliding to implement a wireless tool in the new reproducer, that would allow the users to unload music and videos without cables, in agreement with one of the sources. During the last weeks, the company has tried to sell the new reproducer to record companies, thus like a new... IPod controls more than half of the market of the digital reproducers, in agreement with numbers of the company/signature of studies NPD, whereas iTunes represents near the 70 percent of the sales of digital music in the United States.

How To Put Video On IPod by Zachary Scott
I am positive most of you with an iPod video, have previously owned videos you might want to have on your iPod but aren't quite sure how to go along doing this. It is the case of many of the people I know, so I will discuss this in this simple article. ... Such a software is easy to find with keywords such as : Video converter on google to find this type of software. ... You can simply do this two ways: Either drag and drop the file to your iTunes library or go in the "File" menu and select "Add File to Library" .

How to Download an Audio Book From Your Hard Disk to Your iPod by Robin Henry
When you load a CD into your computer's CD-ROM reader, it automatically loads iTunes and then, if it's set up with its default, will begin loading the audio files onto the hard disk drive. But what happens if you have downloaded an audio book file from an Internet site directly to your hard disk... Depending on whether you have your iTunes program set for Automatic or Manual Synchronisation, when you attach your iPod, iTunes will automatically begin copying the audio book files and Playlist title to your iPod.

You Don't need an iPod to listen to a Podcast, just some Free Software! by Mike Furlong
You don't need an iPod to listen to a Podcast! Or to an MP3, or an Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) file, or a Windows Media Audio (WMA) file? And although iPod is an a product from Apple, in many cases you don't need any Apple products to listen to a Podcast. ... You can go to Apple's website and download iTunes for free (or you can download Quicktime with iTunes now). ... With iTunes you can purchase and listen to music files from Apple's iTunes music store after you set up on account. ... Purchased music from iTunes will incorporate DRM and is usually in the AAC format.

Radio Ga-Ga: How to Listen to Internet Radio by Daniel Dwase
You will discover a few hundred radio stations from across the planet covering a number of different categories to choose from – rap, rock, ambient, electronica and reggae, to name but a few. These are called 'streams' , as they are digital transmissions despatched to your machine using the... iTunes and the radio star To expand the available list of radio shows, you need to enable iTunes to play internet radio shows you find using your browser. ... To take a look at what's available you simply need to click on the Radio button in the iTunes Source menu bar on the left of the iTunes...

Growing Your iTunes Music Library - A Guide by Glenn Wolsey
iTunes. No question, it’s the worlds best and most widely used music management application. The main function of iTunes is to store your entire digital music collection. Some people have 200 tracks, others have 50,000. But where do people get all their music? ... LP Records You can buy hardware and software specific for importing all of your old LP records into iTunes. ... iTunes Music Store With over two million tracks available for purchase, the iTMS is your gateway to a huge music collection.